Sentence examples for you embodies from inspiring English sources

The way she sings "I really, really, really, really, really, really like you" embodies the mercurial ecstasy of a crush, each additional "really" adding significant mass to the "like".

Is there a particular figure that to you embodies something of the soul of the city?

"Aiutati che Dio t'aiuta" This popular Italian saying, which roughly translates to "Help yourself, and God will help you," embodies the spirit of Italy.

The things that make mothers unique are the qualities you already embody: you nurture, you care, you comfort, you love, you help, you encourage, you speak, you support, you trust, you give, you hope.

"You embody one of the great changes of your time," you write.

Muhammad said to Nunn, Billl, you embodied nineteen-nineties masculinity — the archetype of a black man.

"You embody one of the great changes of your time," Hamid writes.

As you and your parents and siblings dismount, you embody one of the great changes of your time.

"You embody the ossification of this place into a corporate structure," one close peer said to me, unprompted, in our first chat after my getting the job.

"The struggle that you represent and that you embody is a struggle for more than fairness, more even than justice," he said.

Mitterrand told Morrison: "In our eyes you embody the best part of America, that which founds its love of liberty on the most intense dreams.