Sentence examples for it embodied that from inspiring English sources

It is this consensus, along with the balance and moderation it embodied, that is threatened by a Republican Party newly converted to the cause of radical ­individualism.

It embodies that strange detachment and nostalgia of long-lost friends, the memory of relationships begun, advanced and ended during four years of our lives.

The stela did not just mark off a period of time; it has been argued that it physically embodied that period of time.

A B picture in love with the zest of its comic-book origins, it embodies that medium's pulse-pounding spiritedness and silliness.

A B picture in love with the zest of its comic-book origins, it embodies that medium's pulse-pounding spiritedness and silliness (Mitchell).

A colorful mess of textures and temperatures, it embodies that long-awaited seasonal shift.

The ad doesn't mention "Obamacare," but it stands up for fundamental principles it embodies that remain popular.

The ideals it embodies — that the past and the present can co-exist harmoniously — are a throwback to a time when America's overseas ambitions were still cloaked in a progressive agenda.

Some would argue that it is precisely the complexity of our extended phenotype and the modes of transmission it embodies that distinguish it and make evolutionary theory inadequate or even inappropriate for accounting for cultural change over time.

It embodies that fear of slipping through the net to have had promise that you haven't delivered on while inviting you to do something altogether different.

Cuadrado embodied that spirit perfectly.