Sentence examples for nicely embodied from inspiring English sources
True Tuscanism is nicely embodied in the name of Luongos company, Toscorp.
The neurotic and brooding atmosphere, the overripe sophistication, of German Expressionism are nicely embodied in the swaggering leading lady played by Catherine McCormack in "Shadow".
These decisions nicely embodied the two competing impulses that would persist throughout his life namely, to combine an active career in politics with periodic seclusion in his own private haven.
John Symonds nicely embodies the transition from builder to designer for aspiring architects in 16th-century England.
But in their essential worldviews, Mr. Clinton and Ms. Warren nicely embody the enduring confusion over what it is Mr. Obama really believes about the direction of his party and the country.
Patinkin is a would-be menacing Billy Bigelow who can't faze a more world-weary Julie Jordan, as embodied so nicely here by Lupone.
65, 66 Conceiving the mind as embodied and relational dovetails nicely with the growing literature on successful aging 67– 70 and may serve to further strengthen the development of health promotion interventions in aging that would complement work on therapeutic and disease prevention.
In Neutrino he has found what Leonard Cohen called a "hero in the seaweed": a rebel, a self-created entity who, as Wilkinson nicely puts it, "ardently imagined who he might be and... fearlessly embodied what he imagined".
Wood embodied generosity.
Crazy Horse embodied this spirit.
