Sentence examples for who embody from inspiring English sources
The Who embody that classic British pop cult paradox: foppish violence.
And yet, on another level, what is ballet if not the individuals who embody it?
Those standards are set from within, by senior players who embody Lancaster's philosophy.
Another favorite is the Manchester duo Demdike Stare, who embody anti-professionalism.
Eventually he will know three women who embody the yearnings that tug at him.
People who embody those virtues reconnect us with our own deepest feelings and desires.
This novel begins irresistibly, with a bright pair of characters who embody London's literary establishment.
The vivid, amusing characters who embody these matters include three figures from previous Leonard novels.
She makes the Witches controlling entities, who embody the deterministic malignancy of destiny.
Gideon Haigh, in the Australian, picks two men who embody Australia's unfussy and unified approach.
Will artists who embody and anatomise these new shades of atavism squirm?
