Sentence examples for personified into from inspiring English sources

Put another way, can Mr. Sullivan infuse the entrepreneurial dynamism that Mr. Greenberg long personified into the kinder, gentler, altogether more strait-laced A.I.G. he has fashioned?

Logic and reason became personified into Castro and Pollux, "two northern uncles".

While you get the gist quickly, however, at a point the explanation devolves into fake science, personified in two scientists who gabble unintelligibly, even to concerned friends and family.

After the environmental leader Chico Mendes was killed near here late in 1988, the movement he personified went into shock and was expected by many simply to fade away.

Sometimes I give them a story, a sort of surreal narration, so that every human can personify themselves into the characters, and find a particular meaning according to roles and what it could have represented in their own life.

The striker's finish was calmness personified, slotting the ball into the bottom right-hand corner.

The sin, personified by Brahmahatya, vanishes into hell.

It is as if he had personified an image and transformed it into something seemingly absolute, into flesh and blood, but the actual absolute, the young peoples' bodies, he has converted to images, pixels, digits.

Some tribes personified the mountains and incorporated them into their religions.

She was class and dignity personified, calling on us to tap into our greater selves.

Over the last 30 years, we've had the Lakers and the fast-breaking "showtime" style personified by Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, that turned a sport into a branch of Hollywood.