Sentence examples for that personifies it from inspiring English sources

"For any company or movement or religion or whatever, if there's one person that personifies it then that puts that company or vision at risk, if the person, say, dies," he said.

The Rams will wing it from anywhere on the field, whether it is a long pass play or a trick play that personifies their offensive explosion.

Or maybe English-Russian-European". Maybe that strange combination is the right answer, for if there is such a thing as an Anglo-Russian style, Lebedev personifies it.

"I guess that personifies my son," Mr. Rohde said.

He personifies it as a Panzer tank.

This is a man who personifies it.

More than that, she personified it.

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

It was his sterling personality and character that personified this university".

From it came the buckskin and beadwork costumes, feathered warbonnets, colourful porcupine quill decoration, and painted shields that personify the American Indian in the minds of most people.

Although many deities were connected with the Nile, no god personified it in the way that Ra personified the sun.