Sentence examples for values embodied from inspiring English sources

But we are also, according to President Bush, fighting for the values embodied in our Constitution, against an enemy that would destroy our way of life.

These are the values embodied in the Mayor's depiction of New York as a "gorgeous mosaic," as well as in his personal decency.

It's more likely that, as he got older, he saw his own prized values embodied in people he had essentially ignored before.

More profoundly, people come to seek nostalgic solace, and economic inspiration, from the traditional values embodied in the GFD and the town that hosts it.

From the point of view of ethical consumerism, consumption is a political act that sanctions the values embodied in a product's manufacture.

The Greens were formed in reaction to the small-town, middle-class values embodied by the CDU (and by Mr Rüttgers, an electrician's son).

Such an approach, focusing on the establishment and maintenance of trustworthiness, would necessarily be aligned with broad societal norms and values, embody the collective responsibility of science and society, and would be responsive and dynamic.

Increasingly, attention was focused on the unique value embodied in specific human beings.

The overall thermal transmittance value, embodied energy, and the recurring energy should be reduced for the conservation of energy.

2.4 works fine when reactions do not change frequently, since all the consecutive stationary values are embodied by just one persistence value.

Those values are embodied in the Council's majority and, even more so, in its Speaker, Mr. Vallone.