Sentence examples for which embody from inspiring English sources

And we need credible answers, which embody our values, to all these challenges.

The editor, A.A.M. Duncan, provides a translation on facing pages and notes which embody the scholarship of a lifetime.

Most memorable are his moving Krvavé sonety (1919; "Blood-Red Sonnets"), which embody his attitude toward World War I.

If anything, Georgia's offensive philosophy is far flashier than the offenses at Alabama and L.S.U., which embody substance winning over style.

Manhattan so strongly represents the worlds of fashion, art, culture and design, all of which embody everything the magazine stands for.

Anecdotes about this character, which embody the mixture of silliness and shrewdness displayed by this "type," have amused generations of Muslims.

The same can be said of the edition Ms. Alsop used, which embodied tweaks by Mahler.

In Space," which embodies the director Robert Rodriguez's nostalgia for trashy B-movie exploitation flicks.

Bonde's budget of 1662, which embodied these principles, later served as a guide to Charles XI.

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.