embodied造句

This idea is embodied in the Fermi Paradox.

This contradiction embodied uncertain life value idea and excising state.

She embodied the excesses of Hollywood and she transcended them.

Consumer's psychological structure is embodied by consumer's motive for shopping.

Metaphysical idle talk embodied an art meaning and spirit.

Like Pruette, Rand saw her characters as ideal types, embodied principles.

He actually embodied the lessons he taught me. He didn't just preach them.

Li Guangming: So "Made in Songzhuang" must be embodied next step.

The view of writing insists that literary creation and influence is embodied in acceptability.

His practice accumulation and daily life articles are embodied in our lives.

From Cubism, Fauvism to Surrealism and Abstractionism, their art concept and pattern all have been embodied in fashion design.

A stronger relation emerges in a Solow (1959) type of vintage model in which technology is embodied in machines.

MU Dan's poems attained to great success and embodied unique style and obvious characteristic among poems of Nine-Leaf School.

But her worship of masculinity, which is embodied in the novel's description of anti-Japanese war, can still be seen.

Past expectations, which have not yet worked themselves out, are embodied in the to-day's capital equipment.

Students 'overweight load is not only embodied on the burden of lessons but also on the mental burden during the study.

But the building embodied such a different aesthetic, such a contrary world view, that some wondered whether a society that produced such opposites in quick succession could survive.

See affective thick version of the seven District 5: Ten to better reflect the aspirations of public opinion, embodied the spirit of college students Shanyou feelings;

Located at the two ends of the Eurasian continent, China and Germany have each prominently embodied the Eastern or Western civilizations.

The present problems are mainly embodied in the bad water quality, not enough water quantity, inconvenient pick-up, no supply of safe water, and so on.

This essay argued that Yu Rang's conduct was the emerging of the intellectual's spirit in Warring States Period. The image of Yu Rang embodied the tragic color of The Record of History.

The effects of thinning on forest growth embodied some aspects which mostly include the effects on stand productivity, stand factors, stand biomass, vegetation and shrubs under-forest, soil and so on.

What is my idea of a good faith? Is a person in the life indispensable moral quality. Integrity of the little things in our side can be embodied everywhere.

These changes are embodied in four laws, though only one-allowing the government to vest oil deposits in Petrobras as a way of increasing its capital-has so far been approved by Congress.

Yuan Jie selected the poetry anthology Qiezhongji, defining its selective model and critical criterion according to his own literary thought and view of value, which fully embodied his view of literary criticism.

As a contemporary American educator, Conant insisted on the essential tenet of Equality of Educational Opportunity all along which embodied not only in his concrete address, but also in his idea of general education, meritocracy and his advice of comprehensive high school.

Diligent learning should be embodied in every link in our life and study, on time, in full preview, listening carefully, actively thinking, speaking, reviewing, independent, challenging, cooperative, innovative, groping and mastering the scientific method, and paying attention to every subject. Paying attention to the developmen

He was Mithras earthly representative, light of heaven embodied, the teacher of congregation which he lead, wearing a redcap and as well as a red baggy Persian trousers, carrying a staff symbol of his spiritual office. (Charles Daniels, Mithras and his temples on the Wall).