Sentence examples for one embodies from inspiring English sources
Yet possibly no one embodies the financial ascent of Brazil better than Mr. Esteves.
And one cannot convey that unless one embodies the peace of God revealed in Christ".
No one embodies the clash of the Democrats' past and future more than Mrs Clinton, of course.
But perhaps no one embodies the tightening relationship between the N.S.A. and the valley more than Kenneth A. Minihan.
No one embodies that approach more than Greg Maddux, the dominating pitcher who has won 11 straight Gold Glove awards.
No one embodies that streakiness more than Reyes, who has his good days and his bad ones.
But Ms. Jefferies and her director, Steve Campo, have neatly sidestepped that issue by presenting a much tougher, more emphatic Didion than the coolly cerebral one embodied by Ms. Redgrave on Broadway.
For midcentury moviegoers, no one embodied the essence of star-studded glamour more than Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.
Perhaps no one embodied this notion more than the turn-of-the-century reformer Melvil Dewey.
That, at least, was the prevailing mythology, and no one embodied that dream better than Teresa Wright.
He said there were two sides to Mr. Pinajian, "one embodying a lyrical, romantic view of nature, and the other, exposing the darker side of male fantasies".
