One of these symbols, the personified Columbia, was seen as an embodiment of the United States in the manner that Britannia was identified with the United Kingdom and Marianne came to represent France.
Storyville personified these dilemmas, and this demography, in a chap named Walter, whose answers were No and Yes respectively.
Nun's qualities were boundlessness, darkness, and the turbulence of stormy waters; these qualities were personified separately by pairs of deities.
Dr. Chen Pichler said the protests were "always about more than Jane Fernandes, but she personified these bad decisions at Gallaudet that had been made for years and years".
These aspects are personified by the English professor Hugo Sword Peter Carrolll) and his alcoholic wife Miriam (Melita Jurisic): had they been united, muses Hugo at one point, they would have made an artist.
It takes a particular talent to deliver Coward's repartee (even his second-tier repartee), a kind of verbal and physical élan (personified these days by Alan Rickman and Lindsay Duncan) that is mostly missing from the ensemble here.
These were values personified by Matt Busby, a man who understood from personal and professional experience that football is only football – and yet, at the same time, a whole lot more.
He wanted to explore how people first observed then personified these formations, which religions adapted for their own purposes.
But Trump has nominated more than fifty judges to federal courts this seems to be an extraordinary pocket of efficiency in his Administration and many of these nominees personify an attack on the judicial system.
These characters personify, respectively, Boileau and what we might call an 18th century aesthete.
