Sentence examples for universal embodiment from inspiring English sources

All this even after he became the universal embodiment and global ambassador of his profession, at home in Cannes and Hollywood and, most recently, on Twitter.

It is in this significance that one way of understanding the Buddha is in terms of the universal "embodiment of the Dharma" (Skrt: dharmakâya; Jpn: hosshin).

One thing remains certain, this Whenn really is Marcelious. .

Hence, the supreme authority in matters musical was the musicus as theorist; only he was considered sufficiently conversant with musical science to vouchsafe its continued existence as the sonorous embodiment of universal truths.

"Mary is the Christian embodiment of a universal female figure present in nearly all spiritual and religious traditions," Mr. Viola said in a statement about the project.

Through Beethoven and his reflections on musical form and its meaning, emotional specificity gained its universal, self-aware, and essentially political aspirations; the concerto, in Zacharias's hands, became the embodiment of the historical moment — and the understanding of it — in sound.

Through Beethoven and his reflections on musical form and its meaning, emotional specificity gained its universal, self-aware, and essentially political aspirations; the concerto, in Zacharias's hands, became the embodiment of the historical moment and the understanding of it in sound.

the embodiment of the dance?

Definitions of disability culture and the process of enacting that culture suggest that embodiment, or the experience of disability, may be a more-effective way of understanding impairment than attempting to refine or develop universal descriptions and categories of impairment.

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.