Sentence examples for well embodied from inspiring English sources

It's a hell Huck Finn knows well, embodied in the ragtag shape of his drunken father.

They also value the purity, as well, embodied in his refinement (repetition, his critics say) of an architectural language.

It is particularly well embodied in the striking contrast between Friday's events and those after the two preceding wars.

O'Brien's performance, too, is well embodied, though less nuanced — she becomes what we all should fear, a teacher who's dead inside.

I'm not sure who else, anywhere in the world, in the intervening years has so well embodied the princely type so important to ballet.

Eleh's performance was not life-changing music, but it was a disposition, a small, powerful idea well embodied, as well as a kind of panegyric for the experiential properties of unusual sound frequencies and the power of modular synthesizers.

Another gift possibility that may well embody the Christmas spirit is a CD of the nuns engaged in Gregorian chants ($18).

She donned the veil and forced it on his sister as well, embodying the role of the victimized and pious widow, and refused to admit she had any idea about her late husband's double life.

And, for the next 50 years, it may well embody the UK's wish to project power across the world's oceans, for a nation that has perhaps not yet lost its appetite for making its voice heard far across the seas.

These "deviant cases" are of critical importance in that they may well embody the potential for changing gender patterns.

Bobby Kennedy may very well have embodied a sentiment of equality and social democracy that our people should be treated well.