Sentence examples for physical embodiments from inspiring English sources

The physical embodiments of the American story are being ignored by too many.

The Space Needle and the Golden Gate Bridge are physical embodiments of the American Century.

Arranged by the music director Arthur Solari, they are incorporated into Mr. Uhry's script and sung by the cast, alongside the ecstatic, rhythmic physical embodiments of worship, as imagined through Ms. Clarke's stamping, whirling processionals.

A sort of sci-fi noir, Caprica is set 50-odd years before the events of Battlestar Galactica, and explores how the human colonists first developed the Cylons – as physical embodiments of virtual-reality avatars.

But its philosophizing feels thin, cloying and force-fed compared with its rousing physical embodiments of the score: a hooting, stomping, clapping rendition toward the beginning, an a cappella version at the end.

In the late 15th century, King Henry VII reaffirmed the customary Winchester standards for capacity and length and distributed royal standards (physical embodiments of the approved units) throughout the realm.

He also helped Ms. Shear perfect her physical embodiment of Mae West.

Critics often speak of the Brechtian "gestus": the physical embodiment of human and social relationships.

Jerusalem, as a whole, is the physical embodiment of the spiritual center of the Jewish people.

His mother is Eritrean, his father Ethiopian - he is the physical embodiment of discord.

It's the physical embodiment of the word "n---a" and it is ours.