Sentence examples for too embodied from inspiring English sources

It too embodied neoclassical principles but was shaped as a perfect octagon.

She too embodied the performer as a divided self, but in a far more frightening (and, yes, exciting) way.

The cusp of the next generation looms in these playoffs, too, embodied by the Chicago Bulls' Derrick Rose, the league's most valuable player, and Nowitzki's superstar counterpart in this series, the Thunder's Kevin Durant, who scored 40 points Tuesday night.

They add that John F. Kennedy's "career paralleled the rise" of Las Vegas, that Lee Harvey Oswald "came out of a history molded by the Strip," and that Jack Ruby, too, "embodied Las Vegas's essence and its enveloping influence in Dallas as elsewhere".

Religion is often touted as a force for moral good in the world but it has a sinister side, too, embodied by gruesome rituals like human sacrifice.

Because Americans believe their rights come from nature and God, not government, he said, they want a free society that rewards hard work, not a European-style welfare state.As it happens, Mr Ryan is an unusual vice-presidential candidate because he, too, embodies an idea.

Some see Microsoft's events as a fragmented mess, as they too embody their producer.

As well as the audio and lyrics being a raw ode to the sister's passing and the feelings that surfaced, the visuals too embody this.

Here, too, Hartigan embodies his idea with a brilliant cinematographic touch, one centered on music — and based on Eenhoorn's real-life musical talent.

Here, too, Hartigan embodies his idea with a brilliant cinematographic touch, one centered on music and based on Eenhoorn's real-life musical talent.

Yet if Mr. Gore -- or the tongue-tied party he all too perfectly embodies right now -- is going to be taken seriously by voters, "I don't know where this goes from here" will hardly do.