Sentence examples for which was embodied from inspiring English sources

There is now an added steel to the Canaries which was embodied in this gritty victory.

It was, inter alia, an attempt to reconcile CP Snow's two cultures, an undertaking which was embodied by the workshop's co-founders: Queneau was a writer fascinated by science; Le Lionnais, a scientist fascinated by writing.

Promotions, both public and commercial, help keep alive the romanticized image of the Klondike gold rush era, which was embodied most famously in the poems of the English-born writer Robert W. Service as well as by the writings of Tom MacInnes.

This is the "creative trouble" of which Rustin speaks, which was embodied in the work of those like Dr. King.

"The real intellectual debate [was] between those who wanted an international fiat currency which was embodied in John Maynard Keynes's construct of a banker, and he was there in 1944, holding forth with all his prestige, but couldn't counter the fact that the United States dollar was convertible into gold and that was the major draw," Greenspan said.

This entailed a symbolic conferral of power, which was embodied in the Staff of Authority (Jiezhang 節杖).

But it also defines a relaxed approach to winter sports, which is embodied in the latest form of glisse.

Forty-nine yeago ago Burnley set standards which were embodied in the Tottenham Double side the following season.

These design features have transformed into social features, which are embodied within the cultural values of the internet.

"This culture has a fear of death, a fear of transcendence, and a fear of the unknown, all of which are embodied in this work".

They will also try to avoid being co-opted by the establishment, which is embodied by the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.