Sentence examples for may see embodied from inspiring English sources
Anders Dahlbeck Tax justice policy adviser, ActionAid UK The "delusion" not mentioned by Richard Wolffe in his piece (The race for the White House is powered by delusion, 4 January) is "the American dream", a dream that many may see embodied by Donald Trump, but, because of the increasing elitism in the country, others are just waking up to understand it is a dream of a memory.
They also often see themselves as disagreeing with and trying to change the principles they see embodied in the law.
The projective possibilities available to Dasein are delineated by totalities of involvements, structures that, as we have seen, embody the culturally conditioned ways in which Dasein may inhabit the world.
Whatever glories "he" may see from his elevated position, nothing could be comparable to the view of the magnificent "Indias" embodied by the lovers.
But it's even better obviously to see that embodied in something such as the Statement".
Europe-wide archaeological and anthropological research over recent years suggests that women may have been associated with the warm and sunny south, while mere men may have seen themselves as embodying the qualities of the colder harder north!
Are there any popular shows that you see as embodying conservative values?
But perhaps they may plainly see the evidence of Christ's message embodied in saving others through the simplicity of unconditional love.
The possibility that technology may be "embodied" in capital is indeed an important one.
For our purposes here, they may be embodied in a few brief lines.
