Sentence examples for visual embodiment of from inspiring English sources

BATON ROUGE, La.— A logo is often the visual embodiment of a team, and a point of pride for fans.

He wanted to work with the innovative director Doug Fitch, whose handmade aesthetic was the visual embodiment of the spirit he was striving for.

Love is patient, love is kind: this is the visual embodiment of those great verses from Corinthians so often read at weddings.

In a long horizontal piece titled "Calming Freshness," a mountain range is conceived as a series of near-abstract vertical curves suggesting a visual embodiment of sound waves.

Such candidate appearances are the visual embodiment of the presidential campaigns, but they are hardly the most important in the final hours.

Far from being a flashy distraction, the play's vaudevillian style is a visual embodiment of the dream-like illusion to which the Texan energy giant, and similar corporations, surrendered.

The festering Arhats and demonic manga mutants are both visual embodiments of the contemporary psyche.

In other words, they're visual embodiments of the contradictions inherent in each of us.

Beyond issues of adaptation of text to film, Kiarostami often begins with an insistent will to give visual embodiment to certain specific image-making techniques in Persian poetry, both classical and modern.

Her strength of character and beauty lives on in this visual embodiment.

The video explores the mathematics of motion, giving the hidden formulas that underpin the world and its interactions a visual embodiment.