Sentence examples for yet another embodiment of from inspiring English sources

This grotesque jamboree, which was compressed into one evening under floodlights, was funded by American billionaire Allen Stanford and is confirmation, if any were needed, that the once noble game of cricket has, in its pursuit of hard, fast cash, become yet another embodiment of the wider culture of greed and vacuous consumption.

Then, yellow is no longer neutral but becomes yet another embodiment of whiteness.

Another embodiment of the system deals with international use.

But it is also just another embodiment of how ugly the world has always been.

In this, he was an un-Jewish Jew: lacking self-awareness and intellectualism, devoid of complexes, yet the embodiment of the radical Zionist potential.

Courbet is a great artist and The Origin of the World is an extreme, yet perfect embodiment of his passionate and revolutionary beliefs.

"I'm interested in the idea of combining and juxtaposing two distinct yet different embodiments of pattern and this is where I see my new work heading," he adds.

Yet another measure of her power?

Thomas Jefferson Pool: yet another souvenir of the W.P.A.

Grab yet another piece of paper.

Yet he remains the embodiment of their ideals, the most loved Olympian still alive.