Sentence examples for it is a embodiment from inspiring English sources

It is a embodiment of design and technology.

Absolutely, but its reign is essentially unchecked; it is an embodiment of the conventional wisdom, no matter what Jack Welch mutters in retirement.

Its current incarnation may live mostly online, but it is an embodiment of something many black women have been doing for years in real life: forming communities of support based around our mutual disenfranchisement.

The French have long considered their language to be more than a tool of communication: it is an embodiment of culture, identity and independence.

Peter Spearritt, a historian with possibly Australia's greatest collection of bridge memorabilia, suggests in his lavish book, "The Sydney Harbour Bridge: a Life", that it is "an embodiment of the alleged petit bourgeois aspirations of the Australian 'masses' who would prefer the surety of concrete and steel to a symbol based on ideas or ideals".

It is an embodiment of the object culture for women through discipline and learning.

It is an embodiment of songket in an art form that is philosophical and rich in cultural meaning.

It is an embodiment of a moment in history and there is that personal connection that the family has to it and that makes it very special to me".

It was an embodiment of Lockeian toleration.

It was an embodiment of energy and motion.

"People are attracted to golf because it's an embodiment of a lifestyle they want to live of fun," said Henry DeLozier, a Phoenix-based principal at the consulting firm Global Golf Advisors.