Sentence examples for must be embodied from inspiring English sources
But this idea must be embodied in a material object.
It must be embodied in institutions, popular values, and the law, and these only develop over time.
The final product must be embodied in a paper or other form of written work involving a substantial independent effort on the part of the student.
Conversely, the Second Circuit held in 2008 that to be fixed, a work must be embodied in a medium for a period of more than transitory duration momentary copying while streaming content did not constitute infringing copies.
And right from the beginning of his interview it is clear that he has turned his back on the fortress Catholicism of the last two popes: he quotes St Ignatius, the founder of the Jesuits, as saying that "Great principles must be embodied in the circumstances of place, time and people".
Power from time to time must be embodied in vivid violence, like Voltaire's executions, pour encourager les autres.
The play's central theme — finding an equilibrium between life and career — must naturally be embodied in the conflicts between these women.
This is not to dismiss the role of medicine and biological sciences, for we need to understand how the social is embodied, and we must respond to chronic and acute diseases.
To understand this succinctly, one must recognize that all the elements of heterogeneous clinical biologic expressions are embodied in the primary cancer, and these manifest based on the level of injury one inflicts on it.
"Instead, it is embodied by real action".
