Sentence examples for will embody from inspiring English sources

Whatever the Dodgers become, they will embody Kasten's vision.

This time the style will embody a different fantasy: the fantasy of the real.

He added: "We are confident that Tom will embody the physicality and spirit of Sir Elton.

So, if the parts are posh, the actors will embody them as such.

The Open Government Partnership's (OGP) summit will embody the growing global transparency movement.

It will embody the acceptance in a formal Note to be presented the Japanese Government on Monday [Sept. 15].

So the budget he is sending to Congress will embody his last compromise offer to Mr. Boehner in December.

He will embody France as no one outside France may want it to appear: bland, elitist, aloof.

His work on behalf of civil rights exemplifies all that Oxford hopes its graduates will embody: courage, wisdom and moral fortitude.

"We will embody kaizen -- each of us making small, gradual improvements in how we do our jobs," Mr. Johnson wrote in Fidelity's 1999 annual report.

"In 2017, RN will embody digital content creation from the beginning, through to the end, with all our content," a confidential briefing document said.