Sentence examples for ultimate embodiment of the from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — Could driving a minivan, the ultimate embodiment of the suburban family vehicle, ever be considered cool?

* Narrowly lost his first run for governor in 2003 but was quickly elected to Congress at age 33 – "the ultimate embodiment of the American dream".

It is the ultimate embodiment of the local, ordinary and parochial and therefore, expresses both the puritan and romantic foundations of this aesthetic movement.

Because the court is the nation's ultimate embodiment of the rule of law, its verdict has properly been seen as definitive by all Americans.

The symphony is the ultimate embodiment of the idealist notion of music being the "highest of the arts", a place beyond words or representative images in which transcendent feelings were given pure, unadulterated expression.

A he-man and an all-American gal, a baritone and a soprano: to watch Nathan Gunn and Kelli O'Hara interact vocally and dramatically in "Broadway's Classic Hits," the New York Philharmonic program at Avery Fisher Hall on Monday evening, was to encounter the ultimate embodiment of the romantic myth that sustained the Broadway musical during its golden years.

Wearable gadgets are the logical next step and the ultimate embodiment of this trend.

Moreover, there is President Obama, perhaps the ultimate embodiment of that belief.

One of the ultimate embodiments of this is the T.S.A. that gropes and grabs our children, our seniors, and our loved ones and neighbors with disabilities.

"One of the ultimate embodiments of this is the TSA that gropes and grabs our children, our seniors, and our loved ones and neighbors with disabilities.

We should understand the significance of our built environment as the ultimate embodiment of democracy, the place that all our collective decisions come together to form the places we live and work in.