Sentence examples for well personified from inspiring English sources

The kids - naughty but lovable street-urchin stereotypes, bouncing balls around and pilfering Mrs Herring's apples - are well personified by Katy Batho, Jennifer Sidebottom and, especially, the stage-savvy Jack Morlen as Harry.

Indian-Americans are not just the villains but the heroes of this saga as well, personified most directly by Rajaratnam and the former McKinsey consultant Anil Kumar on one side and SEC Assistant Regional Director of New York Sanjay Wadhwa and US Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara on the other.

That line got a big laugh at the screening I attended, though possibly not from any of Cruise's fellow Scientologists present, who may well regard personifying destiny as a core duty of every signed-up member of the club.

In an illuminating 2013 speech, she spoke of the betrayal of public trust that Espada's actions personified, as well as the challenges involved in building the case against him.

You may as well try to personify the English language.

"Well, for me, a lawyer personified that," said Mark Cullen.

The book will probably not do quite so well here, for the traits personified by the Ransomes -- emotional constipation on the husband's part, an almost pathological diffidence on the wife's -- are English vices and not American ones.

The movement of the dust is also personified in sound as well as visually, with a soundtrack of tinkering chimes composed by Klar himself.

And Steve Jobs, who personified American entrepreneurial genius as well as anyone else in the last quarter century, was saying goodbye.

The prime moneyed malefactor of yore is probably Mr. Potter in "It's a Wonderful Life," who since 1946 has personified the warped soul of the well-financed.

After a short delay, and some well-chosen words from Luiz, Rodriguez was calmness personified to send the keeper the wrong way.