They seem the embodiment of beauty, but somehow unfit for the coarse conflicts of life.

Greedy's affability and cheerfulness seemed the embodiment of the group's upbeat songs.

Opposite him Selwyn seemed the embodiment of all he lacked.

The face was tanned deeply, and face and figure alike seemed the embodiment of strength.

To the excited girl this apparition seemed the embodiment of the unknown evil she had dreaded.

She seemed the embodiment of vengeance-ofrighteous retribution; the personification of the cause she so splendidly advocated.

She seemed the embodiment of dauntless resolution

Well he might, for in her neat morning gown she again seemed the embodiment of a June day.

As he rode up attired in full hunting costume, he might have seemed the embodiment of triumphant strength.

He seems the embodiment of a certain kind of force, and I always shrank from mere force, whether in nature or people.

The Wells house that night, looming before me, silent and mysterious, seemed the embodiment of all the deserted houses I had known.

To Loder, still under the influence of early memories, she seemed the embodiment of some youthful ideal-somethinglost, sought for, and found again.

The black theatre of the sound piece is turned inside out by the black labyrinth, which now seems the embodiment of aimless thought.

In the days of Kevin Myers' youth, the Gallowglass Céilí Band seemed the embodiment of all that was wholesome and virtuous about rural Ireland.

She seemed the embodiment of goodness, as well as beauty and grace, for did she not repress his tendencies to be a little fast?

In Vienna, twelve years earlier, he had already produced his "Orfeo," whose calm, classic grandeur seemed the embodiment of the Greek art spirit.