Sentence examples for that would embody from inspiring English sources

"Ferdinand is — " He stopped, searching for the word that would embody his friend, then gave up.

"We tried to come up with comparison search terms that would embody typical American values," Mr. Walters said.

Before he was inaugurated, Mr. Clinton promised us an administration that would embody the highest ethical standards.

Taking his cue from the diversity of the collections, Mr. Pei sought to create a structure that would embody the "essence of Islamic architecture".

Kessler's ambitious subsequent plans for monuments, a temple and a stadium in Nietzsche's honor, one that would embody "not only joy but almost irony" all came to naught, finally scuttled by the advent and aftermath of World War One.

Hardly anybody voted as they did out of a desire for "divided government," as opposed to a desire for a government that would embody their own political and ideological leanings.

We do not know if spatial skills moderate this type of embodied learning, that would be another interesting route for future studies.

— Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 1 Feb 13 There could be a host of reasons why she won't be picked, but Shirley Ann Jackson, the president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute since 1999, at least embodies the qualities that would be great to see in this cabinet seat.

The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, attempted to convince the IOC members that they should bring the event to "the land of youth in the city of tolerance and peace" for a Games that would "truly embody the human spirit", but to no avail.

For this reason, Carey wrote "When I Saw You" with Afanasieff, a song that would truly embody some of her earlier work, as well as show off her powerful vocals.

This theatre was obviously derived from the Dionysian theatre at Athens, and he hoped that it would embody modern life as the arena had embodied the Greek community.