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It is precisely embodied.
The natural world was like a mirror that precisely reflected and embodied these divine ideas.
Nobody can answer that precisely.
But how do you do that precisely?
Include in that grim tally narrator Edward Herrmann, who was in the final stages of brain cancer when he taped the narration of "Cancer". He delivers a final performance, equal in breathtaking courage and beauty, that embodies precisely what allows Goodman to explore the staggering numbers and many defeats without ever falling to its knees as defeatist.
That fully embodies Roberto Blake.
If Husserl's transcendental ego[17] returns, here, as the 'I' of conscious intentions, which Levinas differentiated from the self of embodiment, it remains the case that the embodied self holds priority, precisely as the site from which transcendence first arises.
But surely it was also because the painter embodied precisely the artistic quality that Maugham felt lacking in himself.
All of these examples of disciplinary learning show that gesture, and arguably embodied actions more broadly, may serve as a useful resource in improving spatial thinking precisely because it serves to ground understanding of spatial concepts in bodily action.
The search thus embodied precisely the evil the Court saw in Camara when it insisted that the 'discretion of the official in the field' be circumscribed by obtaining a warrant prior to the inspection.
