Sentence examples for outward embodiment from inspiring English sources
The king-size bed, its grubby Habitat striped sheets and heaped-up duvet littered with clothes and toys and Rachel's hairbrush and face cream, looked to him then like the outward embodiment of something he wanted, something he had missed out on.
In other words, growth of the nanoplatelets is actually the outward embodiment of the internal crystal structure in this case.
According to Allison Kluger, a management professor at Stanford and former producer for The View, "These days, the CEO wants to be visible, serve as the embodiment of the brand and understands that the culture reflects his or her values in a very outward facing manner.
the embodiment of the dance?
He is the embodiment of their discomfort.
Teddy was the embodiment of it.
Embodiment is vital in today's politics.
Outward appearances are important.
Seen from our vantage point nearly a century on, "Outward Bound" reads as an English dramatist's occasionally ruthless examination of his own environs; it's telling, for instance, that the most ardent encomium to England is voiced by Mrs. Cliveden-Banks, who is the scariest embodiment of her adored country at its most class-bound.
She was the embodiment of defeat.
