Sentence examples for that personified from inspiring English sources

While the stars were Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer and Joe Dumars, it was Rodman's defensive tenacity that personified the team.

Five days later, he came up with lyrics that personified freedom as a woman, "the mother of everything," as he put it, and sounds like an anthemic love song.

There were some special moments that personified my own life, in the most mundane ways.

The element's name comes from a mischievous sprite of German miner mythology, Nickel (similar to Old Nick), that personified the fact that copper-nickel ores resisted refinement into copper.

Santorum's failure to get on the ballot in critical districts and states denied him opportunities to keep up with Romney in the delegate hunt -- the byproduct of the same fly-by-the-seat-of-your pants approach that personified his past runs.

Also, allowing comments from the readers (via the social media) that personified the manager, in connection with web-based articles, further increased personification of the manager.

That personifies the contrast between the two clubs.

They have welcoming, often charismatic owners, managers or hosts that personify their restaurants' warm spirit.

"I made exactly one sale," Long writes in his new memoir, "Cage Rat," a book that personifies him.

"I like the idea of finding ways to use content to tell stories that personify the brand," said Mr. Vinjamuri.

Novelistic details spill out, delivered in a hangdog Australian accent that personifies bemusement, and grungy, crackling guitars keep the\u00a0rhythm going.