Significats de complete embodiment en anglès

It's a moment of complete embodiment, of being totally calm in the world.

We look upon the character of Jesus as the complete embodiment of human excellencies.

Great ideas require a long time for their complete embodiment.

The feudal system was a very complete embodiment of despotism.

They imply a claim that His life was a complete embodiment of God's law.

Nature in her works throws out suggestions of beauty, rather than its perfect and complete embodiment.

No man since Luther has been a more complete embodiment of German nationality than Otto von Bismarck.

For that is the supreme sacrament of all, the very type and complete embodiment of the sacramental principle.

No adequate symbol can be found for evil, any more than a complete embodiment can be found for evil.

A four-year-old boy when he first entered the kindergarten was the most complete embodiment of negative training I have ever met.

This production must be considered as the fullest and most complete embodiment that exists in Russian literature, of the nationality of the country.

Alfred was the noblest as he was the most complete embodiment of all that is great, all that is lovable, in the English temper.

He is the dramatically complete embodiment of all the vacuous folly, empty-headed shoutings, and swaggering patriotism which make up the stock-in-trade of most provincial Tories.

Man is the complete embodiment of all the laws thus far developed, and you have only to know yourself to know the history of creation.

He was cast in a heroic mold and his countrymen continue to regard him as the completed embodiment of their national ideals.