Everyone is defying, in one way or another, mortality, the actual finish line whose figurative embodiment they plan to cross.
In yoga, the genuine spiritual master is one whose life is the embodiment of spiritual philosophy and one who walks the talk.
These fans apparently include the British designer Stuart Vevers, who, in his first season at Coach, showed a very attractive, highly wearable roster of cheery coats — bright red duffels; chic fireman's jackets — swaddling models whose petulant expressions, perfect embodiments of suburban teen-age ennui, undercut the wholesomeness of the clothes.
By uniting close readings of the period's major authors with detailed analysis of material texts, it argues that the physical embodiments of writing were essential to the worldviews and self-fashioning of authors whose works took shape in them.
So, too, a City whose prevailing characteristic is the embodiment of their manager's relentlessness.
These nationalist tendencies found their embodiment in Poincaré, whose intransigent patriotism and determination to stand up to Germany were beyond doubt.
The first was that the supermarkets are the pure embodiment of altruism, whose only purpose is to supply even the humblest customers with whatever they want, when they want it.
Coincident with the intellectual enquiry of social scientists more broadly, it then refers to a 'material turn' in geography which situates objects in three key areas, namely the consideration of the object as commodity; materials in networks and networks as material manifestations; and the embodiment of things whose performance unsettles any understanding cast in object/subject dualism.
"There are virtually no firms that would be willing to invest in new plants, spinning and weaving infrastructure in the U.S". It would be hard to compete against companies such as Dayang, whose founder Li is the embodiment ofChina'seconomic miracle.
But above all there is Mr. Corden, whose portly person is the very embodiment of this show's artful anarchy.
