Sentence examples for personified with from inspiring English sources

Peter was always kindness personified, with an unforced generosity.

How might the water molecule in your story be personified with these characteristics?

During George W. Bush's two presidential terms, a lot of performers and filmmakers have ridiculed him and his staff, but his administration's views have rarely been personified with such forthright precision.

The first act is the most satisfying, in part because the adversity is especially pernicious -- the ingrained bigotry of the newly desegregated United States armed forces, personified, with swaggering meanness, by Robert De Niro.

Yiddish is back in style perhaps personified with the movie entitled "Dinner for Schmucks".

These ancient indigenous civilizations practice nature-based religions, where they evoked and worshippes deities personified with names such as Mother Earth or Mother Nature.

These paintings meditate on Georges's muses, whom he personifies with traditional literalism as eight sexy young women in short, loose dresses, dancing in his studio or cavorting outdoors in an Italianate landscape while a distant volcano belches smoke and fire.

The scent was high school personified, but with memories leaning towards the unpleasant; it was definitely not one of the best times of my life.

Pfeiffer and Worrall noted that Connery "personified James Bond with such perfection that even Ian Fleming ... admitted that it was difficult imagining anyone else in the part"; Academic Jeremy Black agreed and declared that "Connery made the role his own and created the Bond audience for the cinema".

As a state-school educated, regionally-accented, mackintosh-wearing commoner he personified the break with the old elite.

Now that era is over, and Beltran has his name attached to it because he lasted more than six and a half seasons, and personified the time with one signature called third strike to end the seventh and last game of the 2006 National League Championship Series.