Sentence examples for will not embody from inspiring English sources

Production this year is projected at 1,000 cars, with more than double that number for 2012, so there's the chance this made-in-England upstart will not embody the snob appeal of alternatives from Continental Europe.

No matter how good looking it is, your avatar will not embody your body.

If the model is too simplistic, it will not embody the important processes of the real system.

Ismail feels that Gamergate, or at least the frustrations that it embodies, will not be going away: the conservative viewpoint it seems to represent is fixed.

Its leader, Gareth Morgan, said creationism: "Will be embodied as a belief at Everyday Champions Academy, but will not be taught in the sciences".

Since that is something the president can do something about, I will not be swayed by what President Obama might call "distractions," or by editorials that embody the very extremism and intolerance they purport to condemn.

Although the lineup will not be announced until next week, Jay-Z promised 29 acts "that embody the American spirit".

It embodies the isolation and rugged determination of life forms that will not be eradicated.

It will not be a "welfare state" so much as a new kind of social economy that will embody the progressive economic virtues of equality, social insurance, durability, recycling and sustainability.

Still, he knows he will not be remembered for his real-life persona but rather for the characters he has chosen to embody.

That they pray for a world where others are kind to one another but that they will be exposed to a President who does not embody these values.