Sentence examples for work embodying from inspiring English sources

In 1907 08 he published a two-volume work embodying distinctly advanced aerodynamic ideas.

It is Mr. Morris's happiest and best work, embodying "the hidden soul of harmony" to which Milton refers in one of his two poems in the oratorio.

Marc Simont, an acclaimed illustrator whose work, embodying both airy lightness and crackling energy, graced some of the foremost titles in children's literature, died on Saturday at his home in Cornwall, Conn.

Consider, however, that it is now cities which, across the globe, trump nations in getting things done, making government work, embodying democracy, generating civic trust and cooperating across borders.

No less than Wolfe, Perkins was the representative of dogmas and prejudices of his time and milieu, and his life, as well as the art of his writers, poses the riddle of beautiful work embodying ugly ideas, of the private misdeeds of public achievers.

His work embodies the American dream".

Ligon's work embodies something particularly and complicatedly American.

This work embodied the new historical method applied to the history of Rome.

His work embodied a more comprehensive appeal to human perfectibility than had been attempted since antiquity.

While Ms. Douglas's work embodied elements of Southern Gothic, in later books it also embraced more experimental elements.

Burke often pointed out that, while Stanley was a serious scholar of myth and ritual, Shirley's work embodied it.