Sentence examples for was embodying from inspiring English sources
verb
To represent in a physical form; to incarnate or personify
- As the car salesman approached, wearing a plaid suit and slicked-back hair, he seemed to embody sleaze.
She is used to responding to music scores and finding "choreographic answers" to composers such as Bach, but the challenge with Golden Hours was embodying Shakespeare's words rather than music.
Yet even with that knowledge, the battles rarely failed to evoke the sense that I was embodying an epic hero, hiding behind a column like Perseus dodging Medusa, or riding a slithering sea dragon like Sinbad.
"Lyft's core values are 'be yourself' and 'uplift others' — that's exactly what Jill was embodying when she took the initiative to write this post," a Lyft spokesperson said.
Ryan was embodying one of the ultimate goals of yoga, "moksha" true liberation.
It didn't matter what I was doing, I was embodying purpose -- I was living my purpose.
And I think for me my strength was embodying being a woman.
It was embodied in two young men.
Everything was embodied in the sound.
The term was embodied in statute in 1931.
"American progress was embodied by the steel frame building.
It was embodied by a sequence with eight minutes left.
