Sentence examples for really embodied from inspiring English sources

That party really embodied everything magical about New York".

But he really embodied the muscular power and fanatical concentration in The Revenant.

The winner-take-all rule might make sense if states really embodied coherent, unified interests and communities, but of course they do not.

So the more I looked into this historical event, the more I felt like it really embodied a clash between identities, the clash between Eastern and Western ways of looking at things, that I've experienced throughout my life.

But I'm also confident that in 2014 somebody will look back on their time in Edinburgh in 2014, remember a moment in an underpass, and say: "That really embodied the spirit of the fringe.

I hope that all of the participants continue to get involved in events like this". When the competition was over, Atura remarked that it "was wonderful to see how people chose poems that fit their voices and really embodied the work," bringing new understandings to canonical works, which are sometimes taken for granted.

"And Passover really embodies that.

They really embody the spirit of adventure.

The internals of the company really embody the hacker spirit.

"He really embodies the brand," Mr. Spurr said.

I think this photo really embodies all the different strengths of that project.