Sentence examples for personified through from inspiring English sources

"The armed forces embrace these stands and they are personified through Sisi.

This mission is personified through their flagship franchises like States of the Nation, which provides in-depth reporting from all 50 states, and Around the World, enlisting journalists to capture stories on the ground in over 200 countries worldwide.

Music uses our bodies as an instrument for its physical manifestation; it becomes personified through us.

The film follows Theodore Twombly Joaquinn Phoenix), a man who develops a relationship with Samantha (Scarlett Johansson), an intelligent computer operating system personified through a female voice.

Anxiety and OCD are represented by perfumes, called "Anxiété" and "Eau C D," and trauma is personified through a long-wear lipstick.

Since "night" is personified later through "draperies", and "dogs" simply belong to the guiltless order of predation, "words" are the most likely culprits.

Rooted and blooming from one spot on the stage, she was flirtatiousness personified, darting through every quicksilver shift of emphasis before striding off the stage with the implacable feet worthy of a 1940's Martha Graham.

Eddie Barlow, the former South African all-rounder, who has died aged 65 from a stroke following a long illness, personified those sportsmen who through willpower maximise their ability.

A place in Scottish football folklore is now reserved for the 24-year-old who personified the belief coursing through this squad when he found the top corner of the culpable Mickaël Landreau's goal from fully 30 yards, but this was a result built on an immense contribution from every man in a white shirt.

Until faith leaders become a whole lot bolder in proclaiming the goodness and necessity of the Evidential Reformation, religious people will remain blind and deaf to what God (Reality personified) is revealing today through scientific, historic and cross-cultural evidence.

God, personified in his Hebrewness through the life and death of Jesus, was sent to proclaim a simple and radical message that has the power to release captives, heal the blind, and free the oppressed.