Sentence examples for sort of embodiment from inspiring English sources

It was as if the garden had become a sort of embodiment of the domestic dreams forever intrinsic to human consciousness.

Unbeknown to users, the rodent was designed by creator Will Wright to be a sort of embodiment of the computer virus.

"I was really surprised how the conditions and experiences are reflected in your physical state – a sort of embodiment," Petr recalls.

The installation, possibly the centerpoint of the entire festival, serves as a sort of embodiment of the artistic ethos of the affair.

A trader was a sort of embodiment of the primal drama of capitalism; not just an überconsumer, but a bullying, self-maximizing, wealth-extracting he-man, a lout in full.

The device employed by WOL is a sort of embodiment of angular expansion/compression.

"It was sort of the embodiment of him and how he spent his life.

The aliveness of her way of speaking owes nothing to familiar theatrical training and everything to the sort of lyrical embodiment of emotional immediacy that the inflections of music are made of (it's not for nothing that the character of Florence is a singer).

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It is the perfect porthole to a moment that has never seemed less apposite than today; a sort of physical embodiment of Hendrix's music and legend.

I thought maybe with the Pythons there was some deep philosophical reason why it was a parrot, like it was the same sort of thing – the embodiment of all frustration and desire".