Sentence examples for precisely embodies from inspiring English sources

A onetime Democrat whose primary political allegiance is to himself, Trump precisely embodies the selfish elite Lasch dissected in the 80s and 90s.

It is precisely embodied.

Those changes are precisely embodied by the four performers in blink-and-you'll-miss-them variations in posture and inflection.

Co-production embodies precisely these sentiments, yet the NHS bill will shift us towards a completely different model.

But Mr. Bush's campaign embodies precisely what J.F.K. was battling -- Jesus in the middle of the debate, and Southern preachers telling their congregations whom to vote for.

Some have argued that the focus on individual responsibility to integrate culturally and be a productive worker embodies precisely a neoliberal, assimilatory logic (Joppke, 2007; Soysal, 2012).

The natural world was like a mirror that precisely reflected and embodied these divine ideas.

But surely it was also because the painter embodied precisely the artistic quality that Maugham felt lacking in himself.

It says: "This government does not measure the worth of culture and heritage solely in money - we value culture and heritage precisely because they embody our heart and soul, and our essence".

Even Mr. Allegre went on to say that the change needed in French education was from a model of the omniscient teacher instructing passive students to one of "interaction" -- precisely the method embodied in the liberal arts tradition.

The targets set for the first period, 2008-12, gave a 13-year lead time at the time of signing; it would be foolish to quantify later targets before gaining more experience with the first.The commitments are not rigid and unachievable because of the extensive flexibility embodied precisely to accommodate American demands the core point of the argument that you attribute to me.