Sentence examples for visible embodiment from inspiring English sources
Yeltsin's health had become the visible embodiment of conditions in so much of the country.
They are the visible embodiment of our essences -- shapeshifting in childhood and then fixed when we mature: wolfhound, snake, nightingale.
He is not simply the kingpin of Al Qaeda but its incarnation, the visible embodiment of an entity otherwise elusive, secretive and almost incomprehensibly protean.
Going deeper, he went on, "The wave... is the only visible embodiment of what physicists tell us all matter is composed of, which is particles held together by some kind of magnetic or molecular force.
Beauty is sensuous, visible shape so transformed that it stands as the visible embodiment of freedom itself.
Millions of people visibly on the march create an effect greater than the sum of their parts, bestowing anonymity and a kind of collective, national, identity on the protesters, who become the visible embodiment of the people's will.
Now she will be one of the principal contenders in forming foreign policy and, after Mr. Bush himself, the most visible public embodiment of the United States abroad.
"So many have cleaved to their libraries with so fond an affection," Porter writes, "and have learned to conceive of them as parts of themselves, as in a sense visible and tangible embodiments of their own being".
According to Allison Kluger, a management professor at Stanford and former producer for The View, "These days, the CEO wants to be visible, serve as the embodiment of the brand and understands that the culture reflects his or her values in a very outward facing manner.
The surface of baobab fruit shell waste biomass appeared to be covered with thick foreign embodiment with minimum visible porous structures (Fig. 4a, b).
Human embodiment at the visible level represents an essential stage in the manifestation of the Reality of Realities, but realization of that Reality takes place within the soul, that is, on the imaginal and spiritual levels.
