Sentence examples for real embodiment from inspiring English sources

Is Mr. Edwards now the presidential race's real embodiment of hope in all its audacity, or a symbol of blind ambition?

And Whitman's virtual empathy sometimes found real embodiment, as in his care for wounded Union soldiers in Washington hospitals — bringing them fruit, newspapers, candy, sympathizing with their distress so deeply that it affected his own health.

The real embodiment of his redemption, however, is taking shape in the hulking form of a shiny new Planet Hollywood Casino and Resort on the site of the old Aladdin casino in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip.

"We're now starting to see real embodiment, real progress".

But of course, in order to stay present with really strong things that occur in life, it needs the practice of a real embodiment of that openness.

As geometric objects can also be easily externalized by their real embodiments, more effort should be placed on contextualization and visualization of other, more abstract mathematical structures such as functions.

Firstly, AI doesn't necessarily need a tangible embodiment.

The literal embodiment of #squadgoals.

Within the K.G.B., Mr. Krassilnikov earned the nickname "the professor of counterintelligence," and some American intelligence officers who went up against him saw him as the real life embodiment of "Karla," the mysterious Soviet spymaster in the novels of John le Carré.

For many fans of the show, Northern Ireland has become the real life embodiment of Westeros.

Enter the Gmail Man, the real life embodiment of Google, strolling the streets looking through emails for key-words like "volcano", "zucchini" and "lava".