Significados de embody many en inglés

The teachings of Bahá'u'lláh embody many principles; I am giving you only a synopsis.

Nuclear bunkers, a Cold War holdover, embody many of the contradictions in today's nuclear policy.

The drone has come to embody many of our fears about technology and surveillance in the digital age.

Although they embody many of the anti-capitalist and black nationalist values of their South African counterparts, NEFF is socially conservative.

The preceding paragraph embodies many more words than are contained in it.

In reality, HAARP embodies many of the struggles of Pentagon-supported science and technology.

South Africa embodies many of emerging markets' problems.

Embodying many new and practical features.

The World Wide Web embodies many of his ideas, as well as ideas of a number of other visionaries.

Consequently, her communications have the merit of embodying many new facts in geography and ethnology, and of correcting numerous popular errors.

The Christian Church, indeed, embodies many of these survivals of paganism, not in its dogma or liturgy, but in its customs.

All his life, his ideal was the English gentleman and he embodied many of the type's best characteristics as well as its blimpishness.

Revered by his followers, hated and feared by his opponents, Borge embodied many of the contradictions at the heart of the Sandinista revolution.

British actor Tom Hardy picks up the mantle of Max, and Miller said he embodies many of the qualities he first felt with Gibson.