According to the Andipa Gallery, "[War Boutique] symbolically transforms instruments of war and destruction into constructive items embodying creativity, peace and critical social commentary".
In conclusion, global, age-comparative and self-comparative SRH items embody unique, age-sensitive, associations with mortality over time.
The GOP used to give such voters these agenda items and embody their zeitgeist.
What do the rest of us do?" Upon entering "Exotic Encounters," visitors are greeted by two items that embody the show's premise.
Stories abound of how the company's buyers comb Brimfield, the antiques fair held three times a year in Massachusetts, looking for items that embody its carefully calibrated look.
For all the '90s babies (and those who grew up in the decade), we've compiled a list of 16 clothing and beauty items that embody the era.
The listing was designed to appeal to every market segment: Item A, Mason Brown, "The Aristocrat," embodied "a cautionary tale of dissipation and familial decay befitting Gibbon".
The research-supported (Dweck 2006) items were not available for this study, and the research team chose the items that we felt best embodied the spirit of the construct under investigation because we felt it was too important an idea to exclude from the model on the basis of potentially questionable items.
As for the input items, the sum of the embodied energy consumption by steel, cement, lime and metal products is more than 3/4 of the total embodied energy consumption.
Folk art is given pride of place in the earlier sale, embodied by such items as painted carrousel figures (notably, an eccentric ostrich-shaped example) and a cheerfully painted Chippendale blanket chest made in 1775.
