Sentence examples for the embodiment of values from inspiring English sources

After this week, I can attest that it's probably more than a joke and in part based on the embodiment of values I've seen this week.

Small towns like Winstead, Ala., may have remained largely impervious to the vast social changes that swept the country in those intervening years; the documentary presents Mr. Spann as the embodiment of values that have remained intact across generations.

Like Goodes, Winmar was the embodiment of values that young Aboriginal men should aspire to and his encouragement of healthy lifestyle choices, hard work and responsibility are integral to teaching self-esteem.

Tomorrowland was the embodiment of Jetson values.

The Mail is a rare national newspaper in that it is the embodiment of the values and views of its editor rather than its proprietor.

Yet whenever elections come around politicians treat the people at the bottom of the heap as the embodiment of American values.

What Ms. O'Donnell shares with her distinguished forebears is an ability to shape an easy rapport with an audience, to honor the audience by being the embodiment of their values and aspirations -- a singular talent indeed.

Akie Abe, the wife of Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe, is hoping to take leaders' spouses to watch a demonstration by ama divers, whom she has described as the embodiment of "Japanese values".

In a newly built housing development in a "boring suburb" that has sprung up "miles from anywhere that makes sense" as a result of Ireland's now-ended economic boom, a clash between two women, one the embodiment of old values that are eroding, the other clearly adrift and rootless, leads to a shocking and unexpected burst of violence.

As test constructs can be seen as "the embodiment of social values," our conceptualization of test construct and specification of test content should be contextualized so as to "engage explicitly with the fundamentally social character of assessment at every point" (McNamara 2001, p. 336).

It is precisely that which renders it impossible for human beings to be on the same level as an animal or the rest of nature, which defines their dignity, and is this dignity – even more – dignity itself is the embodiment of the value.