She is and has been a tremendous asset to the organization and exemplary nursing leader who personifies the essence of distinguished service.
The character Levi thus personifies the complexity of African diasporan religions in which many facets coexist with one another.
Industry personifies these fears, and many within industry have nagging doubts that these fears are well founded.
He personifies superficiality and embodies the fact that they have nothing more to say politically.
Nancy personifies the genteelness they like to see in people irrespective of gender.
Reflecting our multi-faceted natures, each actor broadly personifies an element of her personality.
Farming is the backbone of this great nation and personifies the grit, determination, and values of America.
The palm fronds stand for victory while the Oriental dragon personifies vigilance and preparedness.
As a brilliant jockey and then winning trainer here, I think that he personifies the spirit of jump racing.
Instead, the aging widow Bernarda Alba personifies self-hatred and the ability of women to enforce the rules of men upon themselves.
In Greek mythology, Chronos, one of the primal gods, personifies time and destiny.
Aung San Suu Kyi is a symbol of resistance to tyranny and personifies the hopes of the people of Burma for freedom.
In the world of independent filmdom, he personifies knowingness and entree.
His journey from the nascent Provisional IRA to peacemaker personifies the party.
The government exaggerates and personifies total disrespect for people who are marginal in this country.
He wants us to get voting for the feathered friend that best personifies Great Britain.
Sir George personifies the success in business and public service that we want to see for the whole of Scotland.
Through schools, workshops and partnerships, he personifies the commitment of the artist to his community.
She personifies the generosity and sense of hospitality that my mother had.
For me, Altiero Spinelli personifies the most recent aspects of our European heritage.
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Its successful candidate, Pearse Doherty, personifies new hope for Sinn Féin in the Republic.
Significantly, the Torah personifies the land implying that it is due the respect and care that is owed to a person.
The polar bear, present in the shield and crest, is the animal that best personifies Mr. Bissonnette.
Here he personifies folk cunning, good humour and common sense.
Claus is an artist, though he does not like to call himself one, and a scholar. As such, he personifies the polyhistor, a species rarely found today.
Tel Aviv, to generalize but slightly, dislikes Netanyahu and fears the future he personifies.
She, with her saffron robes and shaven head, embodies and personifies hard-core Hindutva without, at this late stage of her public career, having to make vitriolic speeches.
Some suggest his iron grip of the party he personifies may be on the wane.
Ailes personifies Fox in a way that is true for few other corporate executives.
And he personifies a rugged-yet-sophisticated masculinity that no longer exists.
It might help that Ive, like a younger, healthier Jobs, personifies coolness and creativity.
He in many ways personifies that country's clubby business elite.
As described on Alltech's official website, Corinna personifies the sport of equestrianism.
Inspired by the aesthetic traditions of the Art Deco period, the exquisite 880 Reference personifies the marriage of artistic virtuosity and mastery of Swiss watchmaking.
The Canadian Air Force's CF-18 Demonstration Team personifies the excellence required to keep the Canadian Air Force among the best aviation organizations on the planet.
It represents or personifies certain instinctive data of the dark, primitive psyche, the real but invisible roots of consciousness.
Although he originally backed Mr Kiss, Mr Kovacs personifies the old joke about a Hungarian being someone who enters a revolving door behind you, but comes out in front.
Costuming is an important chapter in the study of Classic Maya sacred kingship because the ruler occasionally wears the attires characteristic of the god he momentarily personifies.
He personifies the quality of survival so admired by Jamaicans.
Delivered with a minimum of preparation by a strong personality in a time of great emotional stress, a concession speech personifies the requisite civilities for social stability and legitimate political authority.
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St. Joachim Church personifies the tenacity, courage and dedication of their ancestors, who settled in the region and built the Franco-Ontarian community.
The President General personifies the unity of the Society worldwide.
After a fairly good 2008 season including a good performance at the Transorientale and a 6th spot at the Shamrock, Frédéric personifies the enthusiasm of an experienced and rather ambitious crew.
Mr Armey embodies both the zeal of 1994 and the drift of 1998, just as he personifies the idealism of the House Republicans as well as their flakiness.
Thomas personifies a myriad of evils in the ogreish figures of Oscar and Simeon, and in doing so liberates his stories from the hovering dead hand of left-wing politics.
Suddenly, with one outrageous strike, a man who usually personifies duddery became an unlikely hero.
Norse cultural values view masculinity as an ideal of beauty, which the Alfr personifies.
If you don't look after our children, they will turn into ignorance and want, the two ideas, like thuggishness and greed, and he personifies it in these two waifs.
He explains them, visits them, simplifies them, clarifies them, contextualizes them, compares them, demythologizes them and always personifies them.

It may be observed that, in a Fragment, he questionably personifies Pelasgus.
As chronos simply personifies antiquity itself, this only means that Saturn was the most ancient deity.
It personifies it, and makes it seem like a living menace, a sentient danger.
Such loneliness is primitive and terrifying, which is why Perrine personifies it as a saber-toothed tiger.
Mr. Falkland personifies the spirit of chivalry at its best and its worst.
Readers might find Gardner's story engaging because it personifies the American dream.
Frosty Returns,'' on the other hand, personifies the problem with sequels in Hollywood.
He personifies Destruction as a power who holds them in her chains.
The Hunt, as you may know, personifies our Omegan way of life.
We need only pause to note Chesterton personifies this dualism.
She personifies what all of us hold dear in this profession of arms and she is the representation of American Airmen today out there in harm's way doing what we do best.
Vajrapani as ruffian in working-man's clothes, carrying the thunderbolt as he protects Buddha in the Gandharan works, clearly personifies the thunderbolt.

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