Sentence examples similar to strictly embody from inspiring English sources
Bound information refers strictly to information which is embodied in the states of physical systems.
Like many Lubavitchers, Rabbi Jacobson embodies a paradoxical mix of strictly conservative theology and a freewheeling, nonjudgmental hipster style.
Rani has been a delight to watch and embodied the true spirit of Strictly: do your best, get on with it and never complain even if they make you wear five-foot Maleficent goat horns.
Windt (2010; see also Metzinger 2013b) argues that in certain dreams, self-experience is reduced to pure spatiotemporal-self-location arising independently of the phenomenology of embodied selfhood, suggesting that neither body ownership nor the sense of agency are strictly necessary for self-consciousness.
In the Old Testament God had chosen his cluster of slaves to be a people; and Jesus, in choosing his fishermen, tax collectors and prostitutes, repeats and re-embodies this moment of choice: he claims a creative liberty for himself that belongs strictly to God". Two related conclusions spring from this.
If strictly cosmopolitan patriotism is a possibility, it lives in a commitment to a universal set of principles embodied in a particular political constitution and a particular set of political institutions.
Although the distinction between "above forms" and "within forms" does not strictly mark the distinction between li and qi; nevertheless, as the way is correlated with li, and implement is embodied qi, their "horizontal complementarity" implies a similar pattern for li and qi.
Embodying the core contradiction of the Obama presidency, the president seemed both to want to craft a new package and also to defend the strictly Democratic approach.
