Sentence examples for more embodiment from inspiring English sources

In this way, the young are just one more embodiment of strangeness in a genre dedicated to the strange.

Whereas adding narrative and more embodiment may lead to greater learning, that does not necessarily imply that that learning can be demonstrated on a standard, pencil and paper/keyboard verbal type of test.

Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.

It is hard to imagine a more perfect embodiment of the banality of evil.

But one cannot imagine a more destructive embodiment of that breakdown than a President Trump.

Cespedes, a Cuban, is an impressive-looking athlete, but the potbellied Colon is more the embodiment of the A's and their awkwardly configured ballpark.

Dinner parties – whether formal affairs with placements and tablecloths, cheese courses and decanters – or the more modern embodiment, the "kitchen supper", are the fabric of society.

He is less a personification of the crass greed that lay behind the recent bubble decade and more the embodiment of our infinite capacity for self-delusion.

In many ways, though, there's no more perfect embodiment of Trudie's self-awareness than a paragraph in a recent interview with her.

Mr. Yulin's superb Judge Brack is a more sinister embodiment of the status quo, stalking Hedda sexually with a slow, arrogant patience.

"This is the first time ever that Keith Richards has participated in an advertising campaign of any sort," continues Arnault, "and it is hard to imagine a more compelling embodiment of a personal, emotional journey".