In President Theodore Roosevelt's opinion, those ideals weren't embodied by existing coins, and he commissioned his friend Saint-Gaudens to come up with fresh designs.
The EBRC's terms of reference are issued by the Prime Minister, and are not embodied in legislation.
It is crazy to be both embodied and not embodied in a space.
But it was the women who were not pictured, embodied by a lone seat in the corner of the powerful photo, that spawned the #TheEmptyChair hashtag.
"Those attributes, if they all come together in one place, essentially become the unity of God". He stresses that only God has them all, however, and 30 of the traits deemed uniquely divine will not be embodied by his characters.
In Streep and Sarandon we see two different models for how actors wear their politics, and a reminder that, even among the women of Clinton's generation, those politics can't be embodied by any one Hollywood star.
Beauty, her face was graced with infinite tenderness and wisdom and forgiveness, the sum of which as it turns out isn't sustainably embodied by mortals, even those who are pop stars.
I think about one of my clients who was recently challenged by internal feedback that claimed she was not embodying one of her company's values.
Beautifully interwoven song and speech do not embody wildness.
LV's chances for a happier life — and this wouldn't be a fairy tale if they did not exist — are here embodied by the comparably indrawn Billy, a telephone repairman who appears on a fork lift at LV's window like some sort of mechanized Romeo.
But even he could not escape its shadow, embodied by his older partner, Kenneth Halliwell.
