Sentence examples for perfectly embody from inspiring English sources
He took on faith that Ms. Chastain would perfectly embody the company's new jasmine-laced fragrance.
They perfectly embody the trend in lighting toward the more evocative and seem capable of bestowing loftlike grandiosity on any space.
He's used to working on a stadium scale, and for decades his concerts have been nonstop singalongs that perfectly embody the yearning for community in his lyrics.
Made of fabrics printed with tropical flowers, birds and vibrant abstract patterns, the clothes perfectly embody the marriage of Op, Pop and Braziliana that Mr. Oiticica envisioned.
She is one of those directors who perfectly embody the idea that you can make films as an artist and yet still appeal to a worldwide public".
It doesn't have the amplitude of the other three, but it has something they don't: a little shock of strangeness that, in fact, seems to perfectly embody the sentiments expressed in the other three.
"He perfectly embodies all of the contradictions".
Our modern Britishness so perfectly embodied.
Every era has a designer who perfectly embodies its ethos.
He perfectly embodies the 'can do' attitude of LJMU.
That combination of Pollyanna and Cassandra is perfectly embodied in the multifaceted mind of Al Gore.
