When will we reach the point that we conclude someone wearing a turban is far more likely to be a construction worker, a teacher, a lawyer or some other professional, than the embodiment of our worst fears and stereotypes?
In a flashback, Roger, the embodiment of professional luck, shops for a fur coat in Don's shop.
His professional life was a living embodiment of the modern version of the Hippocratic Oath, to "remember that there is an art to medicine as well as science", "not treat a fever chart...but a sick human... .. and provide care with "warmth, sympathy and understanding".
In person, Mr. Byard was the embodiment of a preservation-minded professional: a graduate of three Ivy League schools and of Cambridge University, a vestryman of Trinity Church, unfailingly dapper, with a broad chin perpetually set at a jaunty angle and a patrician mid-Atlantic accent.
Indeed, Berra, who will turn 84 on May 12, is the living embodiment of America's most famous professional sports team, an approachable and unpretentious Hall of Famer who represents a proud franchise not always associated with such qualities.
He was the embodiment of something incredible – and, for other professional magicians, proof of a technical ingenuity that can still impress.
The insertion of an embodiment of "governance by terror" into the company of committed democrats, professionals, humanists and human rights advocates in their own right, is a sordid effort to grant a certificate of health to a communicable disease that common sense demands should be isolated.
Notably, each of the above extracts (1 3) relates specifically to medical space, and it seems the contrast between embodiment and medical knowledge could often create disagreements between our participants and medical professionals.
the embodiment of the dance?
