"strive to embody" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to make an effort or endeavor to represent or embody a certain quality or characteristic. Example: As a leader, it is important to strive to embody integrity and honesty in all your actions and decisions.
The qualities that students at the Dalton School strive to embody are confidence, friendliness and intelligence.
I firmly believe these are the Middlebury values that we have lived so long and that we must strive to embody in the future.
We strive to embody the goals of the school (learning hospitality leadership through a blend of theory and practice) with a focus on analytic consulting.
We strive to embody them in all aspects of our services, including our approach to responding to government data requests," Colin Stretch, Facebook general counsel, said in a blogpost.
To be a part of Team Fuqua is to strive to embody all six of the Paired Principles.
These all help instill a greater sense of pride throughout your company and serve as great reminders of the core values employees should strive to embody every day.
Several leading Romantics were learned men whose poetry strove to embody a philosophical system or an interpretation of history.
When students were asked what qualities they strove to embody, 29.9 percent said confidence, 27.1 percent said friendliness and 26.6 percent said intelligence (kindness and open-mindedness followed).
He regards the Pauline church as the best exemplar of a graced community: at its best, the church strives to embody the guiding Interpreter Spirit, so as to become a Universal Community of Interpretation "whose life comprises and unifies all the social varieties and all the social communities which…we know to be real" (Royce 2001 [1913], 340).
As a result, Islam strove to embody the absolute nature of God through an art comprised of abstract patterns.
The church is not the kingdom but where the kingdom happens, thus the early Christians strove to embody what they understood the kingdom of God to be about.
