Sentence examples for we have embodied from inspiring English sources

He later defined his party this way: The Democrats have prevailed because at heart we have embodied a great idea, which is that an elected government can be the instrument of the common purpose of a free people; that government can embrace great causes and do great things.

We have embodied this overlap in schizoaffective disorder, a diagnostic category with features of both schizophrenia and affective disorders but with poor construct validity [ 23].

But most of us have been hurt as well and as a result we've embodied the very characteristics from above.

If we get there as member of humanity, we would have embodied the best and loveliest aspects of Ramadan, and indeed come to have repelled evil "with something lovelier".

This requires that we study people who have embodied these practices and strategies for a long enough time for the oddities of chance (as expressed in the probabilistic nature of viral transmission and of having a partner who is infectious) to even out.

Nothing could have embodied this approach to campaigning more than the technology that we built at the heart of the campaign.

For most of the past eight years, and especially the last three, the Titans have embodied mediocrity.

They have embodied both in their careers and are models for each of us.

By the end of "Para-Dice," they'll have embodied every textbook stereotype of "the primitive".

Few fighters have embodied the nominal title of people's champion more completely than Manny Pacquiao.

Most significantly, CRB checks have embodied the way that society is already far too preoccupied with mistrusting adult – child relationships.