Sentence examples for peculiar embodiment from inspiring English sources

But what most distinguishes Papageorgiou's writing is its peculiar embodiment of two of the concepts Longenbach dwells on at length: compression and dilation.

One sometimes thinks of prodigies as embodiments of peculiar genius, uncorrupted by convention, impossible to replicate or reëngineer.

Despite his popularity as a performer, he had inhibitions about his height (5ft 2in) and about relationships with women; he didn't lose his virginity until he was 22. His propensity to speak about his sexual experiences prompted Jonathan Miller to describe him as "libidinous, childlike, goatlike - the embodiment of some peculiar mythical satyr".

But Hubbard, even though he lived in a country estate in Sussex in the early 60s, and dreamed of taking over Rhodesia, is also the embodiment of a peculiar and not unimpressive kind of American dynamism: a Barnum-like huckster, confidence man as philosopher, the quack who would be king.

Granted, it cannot be easy to make these peculiar characters seem both fully human and convincing embodiments of spiritual forces.

Michael is a peculiar mixture of big and small (and I don't just mean physically!) … he is the living human embodiment of everything this festival encompasses, the unique combination of humility and purity mixed with the fact that for this one weekend every year, he is the most powerful man in England.

Why peculiar?

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.