Sentence examples for time embodying from inspiring English sources

Sheila Tousey has a swell time embodying Mr. Shepard's idea of nurturing, annihilating womanhood.

The photographs in "Souls Against the Concrete" are traces of extended spans of time, embodying both the long duration of the intricate and powerful experiences that made them possible and the revelations of the infinitesimal — the vast depths of emotional connection that arise in the fraction of a second in which they're snapped.

In Seneca's hands, clemency constitutes a new expression of the Stoic conception of universal human fellowship while at the same time embodying the ruler's distinctive virtue (it had been one of "the four virtues attributed to Augustus on an honorific shield," as observed by Griffin 2000: 540).

Old articles in The New York Times and Newsday about the actress' other work note her time embodying Carmen as an aside.

I was in my room, zombielike and depressed after a period of time embodying a "whatever it takes" attitude regarding amphetamine use and completing my book.

Now, following incessant prodding by George Lucas, Indy's once again gracing the big screen, this time embodying a new trend: a classic movie trilogy brought into a new decade with a tacked-on sequel or prequel, a la Star Wars, Alien, and Rambo.

Magda and Ruggero's romance — enchanting and transporting but consciously living on borrowed time — embodies the appeal of the opera itself.

The slippery power of globalism is his theme, this time embodied in a series of modest-size sculptures resembling architectural models.

What I want to be seeing is invisible anyway: the prehistoric depth of time embodied in the form of those dragonflies, the pressure of life itself, the web of relations that bind us all together.

Because the German-French tensions magnify Europe's divisions, and at the same time embody the weaknesses in the European Union that no one can talk away, reconciliation meetings between Mr. Sarkozy and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, have the appearance of ritual.

Eve Myles characterised Gwen as an ambitious and feisty young woman, who at the same time embodies many aspects of the girl next door archetype.