Sentence examples for it embodies all from inspiring English sources
Just like newspapers or medicine or the internet, it embodies all that is brilliant and awful about humankind.
Note that because we are using a finite-size system, we are appealing to a normal form of standard bifurcation, here, a transcritical bifurcation, because it embodies all that needs to be known about the 'critical' transition (Sornette, private communication).
So it embodies all of the problems of contemporary environmentalism, which begins to explain why the resistance to climate change has been probably stronger than the resistance to any other environmental issue.
It embodies all that we stand for," Disney Channel president Gary Marsh said in a statement.
In the words of Midwest Regional Examination Center Director DeWitt Glendenning Jr., one of the more shadowy (or pale) presences in this multicharactered and multivoiced book, "The tax code, once you get to know it, embodies all the essence of [human] life: greed, politics, power, goodness, charity".
The Witcher 3 remains one of the biggest gaming success stories of the year, not just because the game has sold well, but because it embodies all the best practices of the gaming industry in an age where consumers feel consistently taken advantage of by getting less for more.
No wonder the firm's share price heads ever lower, and observers talk gloomily about GM stumbling dangerously towards Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.Looking at the mess that is GM today, it is easy to forget that for much of its 98-year history it embodied all that was great about American capitalism.
After Mark Twain said it embodied all human grief, people began to call the statue "Grief".
It displayed the facility that Lee always exhibited in strategy, even from the beginning of his career in responsible command, and it embodied all that he had learned in South Carolina and in making dispositions for First Manassas.
It had all these pickups and knobs and controls — it embodied all the excitement of modern living.
It embodied all the magic and generosity of Christmas, but without resorting to crudely tugging at people's heartstrings.
