Sentence examples for that is embodied from inspiring English sources

It is a tug that is embodied in Felbrigg Hall, near Cromer.

First of all, he has an inner life that is embodied by the detritus in his car.

It's an idea that is embodied by Buckley, whose performance reaches out from the screen and grabs the audience by the throat.

The Council has now approved the congestion pricing plan that is embodied in the amended bill that Governor David Paterson is submitting to the Legislature.

Anybody who is honest about consumer behavior knows that often what we buy is not simply some thing but some idea that is embodied by that thing.

The website of the long-running US magazine Skeptic describes scepticism as a method rather than a position, and one that is embodied in the scientific method.

The sonic chaos heightens the sense of order that's embodied by the melodies and, ultimately, by Tweedy's voice.

"What the resolution did was stick to the basic principles that are embodied in that law," Mr. Boucher said.

The language of engineering is defined by the rules that are embodied in the publications of standards organizations.

"It was a devotion, an expression of man's love for God that was embodied in everything the Shakers did".

Theirs was a different approach, a way of seeing and expressing football that was embodied by players like Iniesta.