"[My sketch] came to embody something I would never want to see, something that was about slavery and industry and sugar and fat and wastelessness.
People, not unexpectedly, seemed satisfied to express and embody the same stereotypes and embodying stereotypes is something I do too, an example being arguably the amphetamines/ whatever it takes" mindset mentioned earlier—about psychedelics that, among other factors, had successfully kept me away from psychedelia for most of my life.
That something I have worked on embodies a part of me is a common enough sentiment, but it is difficult to give it a analytically precise sense.
Regardless of whether masculinity appeals to you, either as something to embody or to simply admire in others, understand that it's purely a matter of personal taste and has nothing to do with personal value.
"I wanted to create something that would embody this intimacy with my family, with my homeland that I'd left". "We're kind of a kitchen, which is great because that's the stuff that I love". Celebrating the design pioneer whose work continues to inspire outspoken creativity.
I approach performance art as a much-needed link between the disembodied observation of positivist science and the immersive nature of human experience; it's something which I call "embodied research".
Arsenal's goal scorers on Saturday each typify the manner of the coach and his insistence that soccer is not simply a contest, but something that should embody entertainment at its highest level.
In fact, a strict dispositionalism may entail the impossibility of occurrent belief: If to believe something is to embody a particular dispositional structure, then a thought or judgment might not belong to the right category of things to count as a belief.
As the artist you create something, but they embody it".
And also, if you could choose something that would embody your legacy - what would it be?
"Each channel needs something that embodies or defines it".
