In Space," which embodies the director Robert Rodriguez's nostalgia for trashy B-movie exploitation flicks.
Rodin died before completing this sculpture, which embodies scenes from Dante's Inferno.
Consider a recent start-up called Kickstarter, which embodies many of these complex values.
We are celebrating this year the 40th anniversary of our World Heritage Convention, which embodies this vision.
In these disputes, Chinese nationalism collides with other nationalisms — particularly that of Vietnam, which embodies strong historical resentments.
That was the main criticism levied at the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), which embodies similar values.
The writer might consider the difference between a painting, which embodies art, and a book, which copies it.
The centerpiece of Tremé, though, is St. Augustine Catholic Church, which embodies much of the community's complex cultural narrative.
As a child, I was really obsessed with "Arabian Nights," which embodies this idea of not finishing stories every night in order to stay alive.
It's the incandescent lightbulb, which embodies the utilitarian virtues of cheapness, practicality, simplicity and so on, except when it comes to energy.
Payment, the moment in the restaurant ritual which embodies the emotional drama at its core — you please me, I pay — is also being upended.
