Sentence examples for the embodiment of a from inspiring English sources
Harris is the embodiment of a true Aussie cricketer.
Leicester is the embodiment of a kind of ornate suburbia.
The Tata group, India's most revered conglomerate, hyped it as the embodiment of a revolution.
He described Mr. Zhou as the embodiment of a "true scholar".
Perhaps more than any other flag carrier, it is the embodiment of a state.
She once said taking pictures of famous men was like "the embodiment of a prayer".
Rebecca's mother, Eloise, flutters through this story as the embodiment of a past generation's frustrations.
He will be regarded as the embodiment of a government that is no longer working.
(Pareles) DOC WATSON (Wednesday) Doc Watson is the embodiment of a mountain-music heritage.
While Granville is at first entranced with Charlotte's sister--the embodiment of a perfect and proper English maiden--he soon starts to fall for Charlotte.
The shadow government knows little competition--the embodiment of a market system--but is instead born and bred on government largesse.
