Sentence examples for she has embodied from inspiring English sources

Winfrey's idea was to spread the spirit of giving across the land — a spirit that through her numerous philanthropic undertakings she has embodied to an extraordinary degree, transforming, in ways both concrete and intangible, the lives of countless people.

Lily's transformation is partially a slow recognition of the stereotypes she has embodied, with her charm bracelet and with her jock boyfriend who, we understand, used to be a nice person, but who is now "masculine" in a mindless way.

On the big screen she has embodied a conniving widow (in "Valmont"), a giggly con artist ("The Grifters"), a sexy mob moll ("Bugsy"), a feisty environmental activist ("The American President"), an adulterous suburban wife ("American Beauty") and a fading British actress ("Being Julia").

In films like "The Devil Wears Prada" and "The Iron Lady," she has embodied the contradictions of female power, and she seemed to be getting at something similar in her appraisal of Thompson: an alternative to masculine authority that entails fortitude without bullying, wisdom without entitlement.

She has embodied power night after night, for 20 years running, playing Jesus, the Devil, Hitler, the president of Mexico, the painter Frida Kahlo, an array of saints and sinners, hundreds of roles in hundreds of plays she has written and directed.

Aguilera, Hawthorne's former coach, said she had "embodied" the song.

Ms. Rainer considers Ms. Morgan her mentor, and has embodied that relationship in a group photography show that she curated at the Rye Arts Center, "Intimate Encounters: the Mentoring Relationship," which runs through Nov. 16.

New York has embodied firmness and security.

Over the years, Kelly has embodied dozens of artists.

Finally comfortable as a senior, Essington has embodied Stony Brook's offensive potential during a 10-2 season.

Over the course of her life, Kusama has embodied many important art moments.