Sentence examples for more embodiment of from inspiring English sources

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

You both get all woozy and sleepy and end up falling asleep during a really languorous oral sex session while Burial parps out of someone's Macbook and if you can think of a more perfect embodiment of contemporary sexuality then you've clearly had more sex than I have.

And no one is a more popular embodiment of the Right than W. Given that fact, it's even more impressive that he pushes on, taking on AIDS and cervical cancer in the Third World via the Bush Center.

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.

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".

No one can really explain why the camp was so much more an embodiment of the haphazard, freewheeling Russia that so seduces and maddens foreigners than it was of the martial rigidity associated with the Soviet Union.