Sentence examples for when embodied from inspiring English sources

When embodied by these actresses the number is pretty terrific on its own merits.

But Brown's repetitions outshine most choreographers' novelties, especially when embodied by his superb dancers, who are joined by the Alvin Ailey superstar Matthew Rushing in the second program.

The tug of the supernatural is all the stronger when embodied in mysterious creatures that are not only good to think with but also to gaze upon.

A kook was a headache, especially when embodied by a girlish star who was understood to be demure no matter how much her movie character's behavior indicated otherwise.

In many parts of the world, human rights do not exist in this sense: even when embodied in treaties or constitutions, they are not enforceable, let alone enforceable by courts of law.

This is when embodied machines learn from their experiences in a physical world.

Sometimes, especially when embodying the pre-Gaza Rachel, Ms. Dodds appears to be merely playing young, with all the attendant cuteness.

When embodying the Uncertainty Principle becomes the necessity of a Phoenix resurrection: The voice of film's director interceding into his storytelling to read aloud missing scenes resonated in the film's deeply embedded consciousness of man's toxic control over nature begun with the splitting of the atom.

And, oh, by the way, when Tracy (embodied with trustworthy sincerity by Marissa Jaret Winokur) requires some extra assistance, when she needs to help her agoraphobic mom cut loose and live a little, for example, a Supremes-like trio in dazzling red steps out of a poster and onto the sidewalks to deliver the message personally.

When Dustin Hoffman embodied American angst.

Ms. Jones, who will turn 77 on March 31, is as wholesome and chipper a presence as she was in the days when she embodied the ultimate Rodgers and Hammerstein dream girl in the films of "Oklahoma!" and "Carousel".