Sentence examples for represent the embodiment from inspiring English sources

Though the show was panned by critics and largely ignored by audiences during its network run, it became wildly popular in reruns, and its namesake family has come to represent the embodiment of the quaint wholesome middle-class American family.

Another protested: "How can a woman so thoroughly discredited by the expenses scandal be allowed anywhere near a TV set?" And another wrote: "Surely bringing in someone who, to many, has come to represent the embodiment of the self-serving politician, is an insult to your viewers".

Am and the women in her brigade represent the embodiment of the struggle for equality in war-torn Syria.

"In contemporary China, Mao Zedong represents the embodiment of fairness and justice," Liu claimed.

"In contemporary China, Mao Zedong represents the embodiment of fairness and justice," Liu said.

Cadillac's general manager, Mark LeNeve, says the XLR "represents the embodiment of Cadillac's renaissance".

In his op-ed, Morello wrote that Ryan represented "the embodiment of the machine our music rages against".

Ryan had cited the band as his favorite, but Morello said the congressman represented "the embodiment the machine our music rages against".

Legend has it that the monkeys were formed from the head lice of the Manjusree Bodhisattva, who in Buddhism represents the embodiment of wisdom and, according to folk tradition, raised the hill upon which Swayambhunath stands.

The "antigen" represents the embodiment of the target that should be cleared from the body.

It represents the embodiment of the Convention on the Rights of the Child at the local level, with its provisions being reflected in policies, laws, programmes and budgets, and ensuring that children become active agents of change.