Sentence examples for or embodying from inspiring English sources

The idea of placing domestic fixtures in unlikely contexts or embodying conceptual thinking in furniture is not new.

He is equally at home playing Peter Pettigrew in six Harry Potter movies as he is portraying Britain's last hangman in Pierrepoint or embodying Aubrey, the ludicrous patron of a French restaurant, in Mike Leigh's Life Is Sweet or Winston Churchill in The King's Speech – a role he reprised at the 2012 London Olympics closing ceremony.

The total number of nodes is 82,944, or embodying 663,552 CPU cores and approximately 1.3 Petabytes of memory.

The image of being No. 1 or embodying a sense of heroism is commonplace in the psyche of most men regardless of race, age, religion or socioeconomic status.

In the end, there is no one fixed political ideology manifested and no formula proffered for artistically depicting or embodying one.

A publisher, as used in the Act, is also defined in Section 1; "publisher" is taken to mean anyone who "distributes, circulates, sells, lets on hire, gives, or lends it, or who offers it for sale or for letting on hire", or "in the case of an article containing or embodying matter to be looked at or a record, shows, plays or projects it".

Although theories of embodied cognition have been around for decades, there is no singular view of what is meant by the term "embodiment" or embodied action (Anderson, 2003).

But how much can a poem reflect or embody a life anyhow?

If there is intrinsic, or embodied, meaning, one may well ask what meaning is embodied and how it is to be apprehended.

In an exhibition setting, the videos can be installed alongside Lagos Soundscapes to create a more immersive or embodied experience.

These 'boxers' may well have represented or embodied shield-bearers serving the high-ranking members of the Sardinian Iron Age interred in the adjacent graves.