Sentence examples for that has embodied from inspiring English sources

A company that has embodied that approach is Amazon.com.

At Rangers, the players are being forced to betray a motto that has embodied the club's fight against financial ruin.

At this difficult moment, we reaffirm our commitment to our core values and the trans-Atlantic Alliance that has embodied them for two generations.

The award, presented Dec. 3 at the 2011 Advancing Ethical Research Conference at the Gaylord Hotel in National Harbor, Md., is given for work that has "embodied a unique and profound commitment to advancing research ethics". Past recipients include Jay Katz, Charles McCarthy, Robert Levine and Al Jonsen.

The saying that has embodied the Protestant work ethic since 1748 is no less relevant in our 21st century postmodern culture.

By uniting all the forces, string theory had the potential of achieving the goal that Einstein sought without success for half his life and that has embodied the dreams of every physicist since then.

Not for Mr. Joisel were the paper boats and wobbly tables that have embodied origami for generations of children.

(Plays that have embodied this at least slightly misanthropic perspective include Bruce Norris's "Pain and the Itch," Gina Gionfriddo's "Becky Shaw" and Mr. Weitz's "Roulette," "Privilege" and "Show People").

The number of his supporters outside the court far outnumbered the families of protesters who died in the Tahrir Square revolt that had embodied the hopes of the Arab spring and forced Mubarak from power.

In the aggregate, religious believers are no better or worse than atheists and, historically, societies that have embodied strong religious commitments are no better or worse than those committed to atheism.

This remarkable anthology brought together numbers from shows including "On the Town" (1944), "Billion Dollar Baby" (1945), "Look, Ma, I'm Dancing" (1948), "The King and I" (1951), "Peter Pan" (1955), "West Side Story" (1957), "Gypsy" (1959) and "Fiddler on the Roof" (1964) — productions that had embodied a golden age of Broadway musicals.