Sentence examples for it embodies both from inspiring English sources

And it embodies, both in its structure and in its architectural details, many of the icons, the things that represent Iroquois philosophy, governance, and world view.

Although it may seem at first glance simplistic or vague, it embodies both the patterns of evolution (descent) and its processes (modification).

And Flora, though she doesn't know it, embodies both the greatest threat to her hive, and perhaps their only way out.

It's highly combustible, body-shaking, joyfully virtuosic jazz that, regardless of the traditional forms that it shakes off or the new ones that it embodies, both honors and extends the sonic and emotional range of historical jazz.

From North African Bedouin tents to the Millennium Dome now under construction in Greenwich, England, tent architecture appeals because it embodies both ancient archetypes and future visions in one graceful sweep.

It embodies both the 19th Century dream of the artist with unbound freedom and imagination and the egotistic vision of the 20th Century architect; something that resembles Howard Rourke - Ayn Rand's main character in The Fountainhead - who proclaimed that "the first right is the right of the ego".

It embodied both the hubris of urban master planning and its possibilities, and showed the value of ripping up blueprints and starting over in midstream.

It embodied both his memories of tramping through Europe and his political ideas.

Basics This 30-room boutique hotel, which was the Yi House Hotel until the Grace Hotels Group bought it and reopened it in late 2011, embodies both eccentric and luxe well.

It is the most common representation of Shiva — the destroyer, the transformer, the god who embodies both life and the negation of life — at temples across India.

Walter White embodies both.