Sentence examples for memorable embodiment from inspiring English sources
But for a generation of fans, Mr. Reed was the memorable embodiment of Gilbert and Sullivan's "little man" roles, among them John Wellington Wells, the title character of "The Sorcerer"; Major-General Stanley, the very model of et cetera from "The Pirates of Penzance"; Ko-Ko, the nebbish turned lord high executioner in "The Mikado," a part he also played in the 1967 film version.
The genre has always been adept at condensing social anxieties into memorable villains – so what will the horrific embodiment of our age be?
The films most memorable character, the computer Hal, is the embodiment of evolutionary anxiety as we leave the mechanical age for the digital one.
Bennett's play is full of delicious one-liners and has one of his most memorable scenes when a busybody neighbour (a living embodiment of the theory that the observed are always affected by the presence of an observer) attempts to wash and lay out a body in traditional fashion.
Stewart gives one of his most memorable performances, cementing his on-screen persona as the embodiment of integrity and decency, much as Gary Cooper who was, in fact, Capra's first choice for the role of Jefferson Smith had done in Mr. Deeds.
Bright, cold, chemical weaponry and the startling, entrancing appearance of a pneumatic railway make the book particularly memorable, as does the blade-keen and formidable Prime Minister Windlass, the living embodiment of realpolitik.
The drawings are memorable and, since Mike is a keen observer of human nature, they are also the subtle embodiment of social commentary.
A true embodiment of midwestern folk music, Scott's storm-weathered voice and nuanced guitar made for a memorable late autumn evening.
the embodiment of the dance?
He is the embodiment of their discomfort.
