Sentence examples for would embody typical from inspiring English sources

"We tried to come up with comparison search terms that would embody typical American values," Mr. Walters said.

This theatre was obviously derived from the Dionysian theatre at Athens, and he hoped that it would embody modern life as the arena had embodied the Greek community.

Futurism would embody the spirit of the twentieth century: fast, ruthless, light.

Few places would embody that cultural change as much as Pleasure Trove, an upscale restaurant, which serves meat.

Before he was inaugurated, Mr. Clinton promised us an administration that would embody the highest ethical standards.

"Ferdinand is — " He stopped, searching for the word that would embody his friend, then gave up.

Finally, the groups are encouraged to come up with innovation drafts or seeds of innovation that would embody the ideas.

And also, if you could choose something that would embody your legacy - what would it be?

That he would grow into a young man whose participation in the Olympics would embody courage?

That would be typical of the raging, stubborn bastard.

You would be "typical" no more.