Sentence examples for may not embody from inspiring English sources

Released from West Ham United Age 30 When fit, O'Brien is as reliable as they come, although may not embody the modern breed of full-back that West Ham are looking for.

The performances there -- judged from a "Richard III" this summer with Kathryn Hunter in the title role -- may not embody every single speculation as to what performances at the Globe or the Rose might precisely have been like.

President Rouhani may not embody the fondest hopes of the most liberal cadres of the Iranian opposition, but, for a great many of his countrymen, he does represent the resurgent dignity of an economically battered, socially divided, but enduringly proud nation.

While it may not embody a clear meaning, "Aggregation 08-AU022" makes you sense something fundamental about great art that is too often forgotten or overlooked in today's age of instant everything: true understanding comes with its own time, and it is hard won.

Legal rights may or may not embody moral rights, but the ideal is the empowering of all and only moral rights through law.

He or she may convert, or may not embody his or her name.

I hope that, from these teachers and organizations, their leadership, members and work -- that may or may not be explicitly theological, but still embodies a living Hindu theology -- I will further my own understanding of Hinduism and how to actualize its potential to realize social justice"........so here is a quintessential Hindu way of understanding one's own dharmic path through self enquiry.

For the future of the construction industry, it should be noted that building construction based on available embodied CO2 emission data may not be a solution for green construction.

Extensive research suggests that they may not be the only rock stars in history to embody these characteristics, so perhaps it's down to musical snobbery.

In this sense, higher areas listen to lower areas, which embody sensorimotor content that may, or may not be, articulated (depending upon whether proprioceptive gain or precision is high or low).

If you are writing a more character driven story, the third person omniscient pov may not be ideal, as it does not allow you to embody one character's perspective in detail, including their thoughts and emotions.