Sentence examples for personified here from inspiring English sources
Charleston is personified here by the actor Clark Jackson, who visits the stage intermittently with a preternatural calm and confidence.
In many cases he turns his camera on things that inspired his paintings, including flowers and Classical themes, personified here by neo-Classical sculpture shot in close-up.
Charleston is personified here by the actor Clark Jackson, who visits the stage intermittently with a preternatural calm and confidence that could well unsettle the dead.
It is personified here in a single spectacular piece: an immense antelope head fashioned from wood, pigment and hammered metal sheets that conveys the flavor of the masquerades and puppet shows staged annually by village youth associations.
Richard North further notes that unusually, sib is personified here and in lines 2599 to 2661, and suggests they may be references to Sif in Danish religion: "Both instances may indicate that the poet of Beowulf was in a position to imagine a sixth-century Scandinavia on the basis of his knowledge of contemporary Danish legends".
But a decision to submit to a grilling on television early this month has allowed the paramilitary leader Carlos Castano to come out of the shadows and present himself as one more victim of the violence he had previously been seen as personifying here.
(Here personified by an extremely sullen Brigitte Bardot).
Nicholas Rays study of the vigilante mentality is here personified in one pent-up, brutalizing cop.
Ray's study of the vigilante mentality is here personified in one pent-up, brutalizing city cop, Jim Wilson Robert Ryann), exiled to a wintry town where a mentally disturbed killer is being protected by his sister (Ida Lupino) and the townsfolk are out for blood.
Also on display is her trademark theme of women tyrannized by worries about body image, here personified by a teenage daughter fighting a losing battle with zits.
In so many ways their struggles here were personified by Tiémoué Bakayoko's nightmare of a game.
