Sentence examples for were the embodiment of from inspiring English sources

Their speed and movement were the embodiment of the virtues that Arsenal could have thought to be their exclusive birthright.

The winds of jazz tastes were changing direction, and the Clusone Trio were the embodiment of it.

To the Soviets, these were the embodiment of Polish nationalism, a force that had to be exterminated in the interests of communism.

As the dolls moved from incident to incident, the choreography conveyed a sense that they were the embodiment of a child's imagination.

The cubist villas he designed in and around Paris in the 1920s were the embodiment of his challenging notion that a house is "a machine for living in".

For an artist whose flowing, Surrealist images were the embodiment of British psychedelia in the Sixties, Alan Aldridge is a refreshingly down-to-earth character.

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.

She was the embodiment of defeat.

"It is the embodiment of Europe today".

Which is the embodiment of fake news.