It was the showcase restaurant, with its commanding views, that came to embody the visionary drive behind the complex.
I wrote here last week about the exclusions, the prejudices, the blinkered points of view that are embodied in the storytelling methods of classic Hollywood movies, and how narrow narrative designs are methods for keeping uncomfortable truths offscreen in the interest of a so-called mainstream.
The show is at its best when it is able to find expressly theatrical forms that embody the distortions of these clashing points of view.
Mr. Pei, by contrast, imagines history as a smooth continuous process — a view that is deftly embodied by the Islamic Museum, whose clean abstract surfaces are an echo of both high Modernism and ancient Islamic architecture.
All of that embodies thought.
Every year from 1937 to 1944, the House of German Art in Munich hosted a so-called Great German Art Exhibition to highlight art that embodied the National Social aesthetic and world view.
I decided to build a brand that embodied both my personal and my professional views toward life so that I would not be in constant conflict.
It was a speech that embodied Mr. Gingrich's sincere reverence for American history as well as his view of his own place in it.
The students developed a website that embodies the whole semester and we hope that you will take the time to view it.
He says: "I find them very dodgy and unpleasant – dodgy in the dishonest rhetoric way – and unpleasant because they seem to embody a world view that takes for granted things like racism, misogyny and a profound cultural conservatism that is utterly unexamined".
It emphasizes the view that understands cognitive processes as deeply rooted in the embodied agent's interactions with the world (Clark, 2013; Varela, Thompson, & Rosch, 1991; Wilson, 2002).
