Sentence examples for so embodied from inspiring English sources

NOT since nationalisation in the early 1980s has a single policy so embodied French wrong-headedness.

Few leaders have so embodied and dominated their countries: Fidel Castro, perhaps, and Kim Il Sung, in their day.

Tollett hesitated before moving downstage, as though shy about approaching his vision, now that it was so embodied.

Few so embodied the rock'n'roll spirit of Sunset Strip, and for the neighbourhood his passing marks the end of an era.

I'm here to get some stories about Thompson and see how much of the countercultural spirit he so embodied lives on among the fur-clad A-listers.

No other individual so embodied the Palestinians' plight: their dispersal, their statelessness, their hunger for a return to a homeland lost to Israel.

This whole three-generation century of capitalism: they so embody that.

Perhaps no one else so embodies the sporting, cultural and commercial advances made by female athletes over the past three decades.

I feel that the poem so embodies the love I have for these people that love comes through as the main element.

But one thing is clear: rarely does a dispute pit the federal government against people who seem to so embody the pastoral spirit of Vermont.

Watching her deftly handle the rigorous 13 songs, the dance numbers, the comedy and the dramatic character evolution that make up the two-plus-hour show, it's hard to believe that she hasn't been performing this role for decades, she so embodies it.