Everything and everybody in Doctors' Commons seemed the very incarnation of slowness.

She was the very incarnation and express image of helpless misery.

She seemed to be at that moment the very incarnation of passionate love.

She became to them the very incarnation of power on earth.

She laughed over her shoulder at me-thevery incarnation of effrontery and insolence.

In all these respects-socially ,intellectually ,religiously-Bismarckwasthe very incarnation of German character.

He laughed as he rode, looking the very incarnation of youth and gaiety.

Christ was the embodiment of God's wisdom, the very incarnation of Holy Wisdom.

Paracelsus is the Luther of medicine, the very incarnation of the spirit of revolt.

The Welshman was a little miracle of Celtic grace-thevery incarnation of doggy sharpness.

He is the very incarnation of bulldog tenacity and resolution.

She looked the very incarnation of joy-her face was aglow, and her eyes shining.

Besides, this man looked the very incarnation of ruthless cunning.

Those people are the very incarnation of dumb design. I waved the morning newspaper.

He knew the country very well, and was the very incarnation and embodiment of it.

Of this lucky contradiction the very incarnation was Whistler.