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Meanings of embody the spirit in English

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Usage of embody the spirit in English
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As a longtime Yosemite climber, I embody the spirit of Yosemite.
Climbing Magazine
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Child choristers embody the spirit of Christmas.
The Irish Times
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The new Lions jersey is iconic in its own way, designed to embody the spirit of One Family.
The South African
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Van der Dussen said that the Proteas would continue to fight and embody the spirit of South African cricket.
The South African
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More about the Mugs Stump Award:All of the alpine objectives awarded embody the spirit of the late Mugs Stump.
Climbing Magazine
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The other day I met two young men from Yorkshire who have come to embody the spirit of sportsmanship and comradely teamwork.
The Irish Times
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Its very name seemed to embody the spirit of the antipodean backpacker: it was tongue-in-cheek and irreverent, much like the event itself.
The South African
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Its the heartbeat of Jozi -the new Lions jersey is iconic in its own way -designed to embody the spirit of One Family.
The South African
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This embodies the spirit of Te Pūkenga for New Zealand, Town said.
Radio NZ
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He embodied the spirit of the places she has tried to capture.
Wired
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Still, we think he really embodies the spirit of the games.
News.com.au
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His rumbustious intensity embodies the spirit of his new manager on the pitch.
The Guardian
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Enric Miralles was the Barcelona architect who most embodied the spirit of that city.
The Irish Times
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Interdisciplinary, cross-cultural and collaborative, it embodies the spirit of this year's Edinburgh International Festival.
The Irish Times
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His speeches embodying the spirit of fighting France were read and admired the world over.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
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Dave has truly devoted his life to climbing and embodies the spirit of this award.
Climbing Magazine
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