Sentence examples for records embody from inspiring English sources

Artists like EPROM, Daedalus, and Lindsay Lowend; styles like chiptune, VGM, and electroacoustic; labels like Brainfeeder, PC Music, and Hyperboloid Records, embody many aspects of what the future movement is all about.

Phonograph records embodied sound waves in vinyl, and Shannon's telephone-company employers trafficked mostly in wavy signals, too.

It doesn't seem too far-fetched to describe them as her own Books of Records, embodying the difficult business of remaining imaginatively free while honouring "contested history".

Some indigenous people, for example, believe that a representation of an ancestor (such as in a photograph or a recording) embodies its subject – and thus no such documentation should be permitted.

They're records that embody the person I am as well as the artist I am.

Responsa Project Contains the world's largest electronic collection of Jewish texts in Hebrew ever recorded, which embody thousands of years of Jewish learning.

With a Democratic primary in September, he is racing to establish a track record, to embody the role, to wield the leverage of an incumbent to ward off challengers.

The new record definitely embodies that.

As brilliantly now as MTMTMK sounds – it's hard to think of another record that embodies the global pop spirit of an Olympic summer so vividly – it wasn't made without its share of drama.

Students will engage in multiple modes of learning; the course will include lectures, engaged group discussions, viewing of live and recorded performance, embodied participation in dance practice, student oral presentations, and a variety of writing exercises.

Systems of record are embodied in the legacy solutions for business operations that include CRM, enterprise resource planning and other core systems to manage human resources and the flow of documents.