Sentence examples for personified because from inspiring English sources

Like other genetic materials in current biobanks, LCLs are gradually personified because they can be easily linked to donor health and genetic information.

They personified their subject because they were about to go out and kill it to eat.

That label "ultramodern" might have given Marx pause, because he personified a gentleman of the old school.

But the Li Gang case was hard to suppress, partly because it personified an enduring grievance: the belief that the powerful can flout the rules to which ordinary folk are forced to submit.

It was a funeral conducted beneath a neutral grey sky, but many of those who lined the streets had come because Margaret Thatcher personified the very opposite of what the weather had to offer.

In this paper, I theorize that the Egyptian White and Triple Crowns were originally primordia of the entheogenic Psilocybe (Stropharia) cubensis, which an Egyptian tale known as Cheops and the Magicians allegorically explained grew on barley, and that Osiris was the God of spiritual rebirth because he personified this and other entheogenic mushrooms.

When the story opens, Ender (Asa Butterfield) thinks he's just another runt with a monitor jammed in his neck that allows the authorities, personified by Colonel Graff who, because he's played by Harrison Ford, should have been called Gruff, and a psychologist, Major Anderson (Viola Davis), to observe each potential warrior's words, moods and tears.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband could never be characters in a novel because they are "drabness personified", according to the novelist Irvine Welsh.

I've stated my position that whether Steve is healthy enough to lead the company or not is shareholder business because he has willingly personified the company.

Although Youkilis is not the first notable Boston player to join the Yankees, his move is notable because his hard-nosed style personified the enmity between the teams.

Olivier Giroud deserved to equalize because it was Giroud who personified the spirit of resistance, the refusal to be subdued even by the better side, which Dortmund appeared to be.