Sentence examples for it is the embodiment of from inspiring English sources

The Mail is a rare national newspaper in that it is the embodiment of the values and views of its editor rather than its proprietor.

It is the embodiment of wastefulness, glaringly out of place with its surroundings.

"It is the embodiment of Europe today".

It is the embodiment of failed ambition and decay.

Perhaps more than any other flag carrier, it is the embodiment of a state.

It is the embodiment of the "radicalisation" of our supposedly liberal democratic governments themselves.

That, to me, isn't an example of heroism; it's the embodiment of it, its purest expression.

Big and beautifully dishevelled, in many ways it was the embodiment of his character.

It was the embodiment of postindustrial chic - seven years ahead of its time.

It was the embodiment of mechanized modernity, Mr. Friedel said in his book.

Open daily 6pm-6am Some call it naive, others say it's the embodiment of Berlin's liberal charm.