There is, of course, divergent opinion as to the message embodied in the cookie.
The discordant message embodied the tone of editorial confusion that dogged the magazine in every issue.
"The anti-Muslim message embodied by the order singles them out for particular condemnation and stigma because they are Muslim immigrants," the ACLU filing said.
These and other elements of the budget message embodied many of the conditions set by the I.M.F. for granting the loan to Nigeria.
The World Orchestra for Peace is made up of the finest musicians on the planet, who volunteer to convene from time to time to deliver the message embodied by the orchestra's name.
"I think it's about do his campaign and his message embody serious changes for the direction of the country?" Mr. Looper and many other supporters said Mr. Obama was solid on core Democratic concerns like the environment, social and economic justice and how to balance taxes among economic groups.
For Ono, the new version brings immediacy to the central message embodied in the Beatles song that still closes the production, "All You Need Is Love".
But perhaps they may plainly see the evidence of Christ's message embodied in saving others through the simplicity of unconditional love.
Worthy as these may be, they play to the view of Labour as the party of the underdog and hand-wringing activist rather than one uniting around key messages, embodied in the figure of the leader.
I hope that the messages embodied in Catherine Dawson's incredibly humane response to the possible tragedy of a missing brother, (Time to Talk, G2, September 18) and Jeanette Winterson's article (There are only three possible endings to any story, G2, September 18) are heard within a policy environment that looks increasingly overwhelmed by talk of revenge.
Virtually no one in the Vatican dares openly criticise the great council, but neither John Paul II nor his successor have been enthusiasts for the messages embodied in its statements of faith, which so brusquely overturned the safe doctrinal texts prepared for the council by the Holy Office (the Roman Inquisition).
