Sentence examples for it will embody from inspiring English sources

It will embody the acceptance in a formal Note to be presented the Japanese Government on Monday [Sept. 15].

But a package along these lines will set an unfortunate precedent, for it will embody the very fragmentation within the euro area that the ECB has been seeking to combat.

Instead it will embody the final compromise offer that he made to Speaker John A. Boehner late last year, before Mr. Boehner abandoned negotiations in opposition to the president's demand for higher taxes from wealthy individuals and some corporations.

There'll be no masterpiece, but we can be sure it will embody one of these five themes: All they want to do is watch the big match, and that shouldn't be too hard, should it?

Once completed, it will embody the Special Session's main goal of a renewed pledge by world leaders to act on behalf of children.

I think cutting it, I think that maybe it'll embody the contrast that is me".

Even in Europe and America, there always lurks and unconsciously exits people's true mentality; once activated by the trend of the times, it will be embodied in and reflected as some political powers and forces.

If an agreement is reached between Iran and the Security Council's five permanent members plus Germany, he said, it will be embodied in a Security Council resolution--enforceable under Chapter VII of the U.N. Charter.

His work on behalf of civil rights exemplifies all that Oxford hopes its graduates will embody: courage, wisdom and moral fortitude.

You will embody what it means for America to lead.

Was it true that this man will embody the essence of our first Black President; an icon that has for many years been made into a fairy tale, the butt of jokes and an impossible dream?