Sentence examples for wrong embodiment from inspiring English sources

Yet it is not clear how such an environmental account can explain the genesis of trans experiences of "wrong" embodiment.

And let's not forget: in a year where criminal justice reform has become a bipartisan consensus issue, Michael Bloomberg is the living embodiment of everything wrong with the criminal justice system.

To many, she is now the living embodiment of everything wrong with Washington.

There are also plenty of critics of the concept, who largely think it's a narcissistic mess and the true embodiment of everything wrong with a society centred around self-importance and personal fulfilment.

There are also plenty of critics of the concept, who largely think it's a narcissistic mess and the true embodiment of everything wrong with a society centered around self-importance and personal fulfillment.

Will Sanders supporters hold their noses and back a candidate they think is the embodiment of what is wrong with the Democratic Party?

He notes that they were presented to the world as the embodiment of what was wrong with college sports because they wore revolutionary baggy shorts and black socks and blasted hip-hop music while talking a lot of trash.

Maybe they're the perfect un-self-conscious embodiment of everything that's wrong with the categories we keep trying to fit into, in the way they remind us that, either way, it's complicated.

They have begun a concerted effort, including pressing for a no-confidence vote on Mr. Rumsfeld in Congress this week, to portray him as the embodiment of what has gone wrong in Iraq.

While leaving the pitchforks and horns optional, Ms. Mitchard fashions the Nye family as the embodiment of all that is wrong with a culture that has forgotten self-sacrifice and simple virtues.

I'm not one of those people who thinks Coldplay are the living embodiment of all that's wrong about latterday rock music, but nor am I, by any stretch of the imagination, a big fan.