| In many ways it was simply another reflection of the very human tendency to personify the forces of evil. |
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| The two major characters personify nearly every unsavory characteristic inherent in human nature. |
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| Tan created the characters of Rose, Waverly, June and Lena to personify her own questions and concerns. |
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| Actors body it forth, personify, animate, amplify, isolate and expand gestures, emotions, exclamations, revelations and silences. |
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| Boxing champions personify and exemplify every important positive quality that it takes to survive in this world. |
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| The longer I sat there, the more he seemed to personify all that is wretched in the pharmaceutical industry. |
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| I detest her attempts to personify a chummy Liverpudlian lass when she probably hasn't been near the Scotty Road for 40 years. |
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| Their personalities complemented each other and seemed to personify George's psychic, inner conflicts. |
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| The swirl of conversation takes us to the legendary Aussie tenacity that he himself used to personify on the cricket field. |
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| The trucks seem to personify the pent-up rage that's come to characterise car culture. |
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| Like literary writers, nineteenth-century scientists sometimes created characters to embody or personify challenging ideas. |
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| So to the extent that you can personify methodology I see him as ingenious but erratic. |
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| I guess if you were to personify them as a human, they'd be the pretty, fresh faced girl next door. |
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| A discussion of agents would be incomplete if we ignored the human tendency to personify machines. |
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| Not only are we poor judges of an object's response to temperature, but we also tend to personify the collection. |
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| In the minds of mankind they have been leagued with witches and malignant evil spirits, or even have been believed to personify the Evil One. |
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| At this age, your child is likely beginning to grasp the finality of death and may personify death as the boogeyman or a ghost. |
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| The chancellor at 43 seems to personify the metropolitan set around his Notting Hill friend, David Cameron. |
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| Is that too perilously close to a party for winners that sleek Cameron and Osborne personify so well? |
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| Own Arizona? has a vision to be an example for others of what honesty, integrity, and ethics personify. |
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| He will also personify the universal values of human rights that can link us in solidarity with people on the other side of the globe. |
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| Someday, God the Ultimate will personify the second experiential synthesis, the synthesis called the outer space levels, the Master Universe. |
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| They have contributed to a stronger future for all of us, and they personify the hard work and dedication of all our employees. |
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| They extend a generous hand to those in need and personify an understanding that by doing good, you expand goodness in the world. |
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| The social model has not succeeded in Europe and millions of unemployed with low growth and inflexible labour markets personify economic decline. |
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| It narrates the adventures of 99 characters that personify the 99 names of Allah. |
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| How would we personify the spirit of innovation that flows through so many nurses? |
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| If you could personify things, I would say that you, Mrs Lehtomäki, were Mrs Cool. |
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| Hip Hop has come to personify the vibrating beats and the steady themes of life through its rhymes. |
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| The author undertakes an evaluation and classification of those texts in First Testament Wisdom Literature which personify Wisdom in hymnic fashion. |
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| Prabhakaran had come to personify the movement, and his end, so wretched, became the emblem of Tamil defeat and Sinhalese triumph. |
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| Florida shopping-center magnate Mel Sembler is proud to personify the sort of Republican fat cat that Mitt Romney is depending on. |
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| Movies are a good example of this, because in order to make a character exist in a film, you must necessarily personify and humanize that character. |
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| In their detachment and mobility, these characters personify the movements and uses of capital as they enter speculatively into representations of different cultures. |
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| These heroes have served culturally and historically to personify and embody Manifest Destiny, the best of America's imaginary frontier in the flesh. |
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| Who can personify diversity better than Akram Khan, whose origins are both Bangladeshi and British, and whose work focuses on connecting people from all cultures? |
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| For Mr Thaksin and the heir-apparent personify the end of the old tutelary democracy and the beginning of Thailand's political future: a European-style constitutional monarchy with the king as titular head of state. |
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| Thatched cottages, manors, old mills, venerable churches and wooded lanes personify a John Bull fancy, neatly tucked into gentle hill folds. |
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| This is undoubtedly one of the distinctive and exemplary traits that the Latin-American intellectual can personify in other regions, where there is clearly a divorce between philosophy and experience. |
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| In the lower left corner, the being with webbed feet and a distended belly seems to personify the disease caused by ergot poisoning, resulting in swelling and ulcerous growths. |
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| However, in a talent-based industry, it's the men and women of Ubisoft who veritably personify these values, uniting their energy and talents every day to fulfill the collective ambition of the company. |
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| You personify our nation's adaptability and can-do spirit. |
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| As we shall see in these pages, the Bushbuckridge traditional healers in South Africa personify this symbiosis between biological and cultural diversity. |
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| A public apology is one should personify the first of these. |
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| Heartwell seems to personify this ethic and the attitudes derived from it. |
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| As you glide by the shores, our guides aboard the Cavalier Maxim or the Louis Jolliet personify historic characters who interpret history for you from the past to the present day. |
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| They should personify cautious treatment of nature and use all means to promote environmentally safe solutions and actions to prevent violations of generally recognized right of everyone for favorable environment. |
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| The right to political participation is an inherent component of the right to self-determination and should be based upon the will of the people rather than that of the national authorities claiming to personify the State. |
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| The Nenets peoples form the largest indigenous group of the Russian North and are one of the world's great reindeer herding peoples who have come to personify large-scale tundra reindeer husbandry. |
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| The workshop shed light on the many obstacles to peace in both countries, including a lack of space for democracy and of independent institutions, a climate of impunity, and a tendency to personify power. |
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| There is neither in the cosmos without, nor in the mystic depths of the soul within, a fuller expression of Love than that which we personify in Christ. |
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| Lieutenant Governors and the Provincial Crown, which they personify, symbolize the sovereignty of the provincial governments within the federation. |
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| Quebec's anglophones personify the linguistic duality of our country. |
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| In the process he came to personify it. His style of supreme leadership, as well as his success, have made him an alluring figure far beyond football. |
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| In most people the Hell's Angels strike a chord of fear, loathing, and anger: they personify everything that is wrong with modern youth, the permissive society, and Dr Spock. |
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| The Success Channel brand image will be brought to life by the two ambassadresses Barbara and Nicole Kimpel, who will personify the spirit and the glamour of Success Channel. |
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