Significats de perfect embodiment en anglès

He looked upon her as the perfect embodiment of love and truth.

But could you imagine a more perfect embodiment of everything Ukip voters take against?

To him, at present, Juliette represented the perfect embodiment of his most idealistic dreams.

By contrast, the new office is an almost perfect embodiment of Jacobsian principles of community.

The last, because the perfect embodiment of it; the sole, because the sufficient manifestation of it.

In this and every other respect the Screamapillar is the perfect embodiment of the Australian government.

The Sistine Madonna, on the other hand, is the most spiritual of Raphael's creations, the perfect embodiment of ideal womanhood.

It was a perfect embodiment of the still, small voice, free from all cold, hoarseness, huskiness, or unhealthiness of any kind.

He will be considered the most perfect embodiment of the national qualities for his indomitable energy and perseverance and his exalted gallantry.

The lawless and fantastic shapes of his own imagination need, even for their own perfect embodiment, the discipline of the common perception.

Seen through the eyes of Dr Watson-theperfect embodiment of open-mindedyet conventional Victorian society-thisgives him his unique and fascinating eccentricity.

Twitter users quickly agreed she was the perfect embodiment of "Karen", a slang term for an irritable middle-aged white woman.

The island is thick with pine trees, floating on the chilly Baltic waters and the perfect embodiment of the feyness of Moomin world.

Indeed, he is probably a nice guy too but he is also the perfect embodiment of the idiocy and hypocrisy of the outrage class.

This stood in the Temple of Aphrodite at Cnidus, and was regarded by the ancients as the most perfect embodiment of the goddess of beauty.

The WWE often emphasizes its darker and more edgy elements but this theme is the perfect embodiment of the sillier, campier side of sport's entertainment.