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Of his life, career, achievements, and end nothing is preserved for the edification of his young successors in the fleet of to-day - nothing but this phrase, which, sailor-like in the simplicity of personal sentiment and strength of graphic expression, embodies the spirit of the epoch.

A real element of Socratic teaching, which is more prominent in the Republic than in any of the other Dialogues of Plato, is the use of example and illustration ('taphorhtika auto prhospherhontez'): "Let us apply the test of common instances." "You," says Adeimantus, ironically, in the sixth book, "are so unaccustomed to speak in images." And this use of examples or images, though truly Socratic in origin, is enlarged by the genius of Plato into the form of an allegory or parable, which embodies in the concrete what has been already described, or is about to be described, in the abstract.

There are two of the lines in which a sentiment is conveyed that embodies the all in all of the divine passion of Love -- a sentiment which, perhaps, has found its echo in more, and in more passionate, human hearts than any other single sentiment ever embodied in words: --

With six Super Bowl titles, four Super Bowl MVP Awards, three League MVP Awards, and 16 Division titles, Brady embodies greatness.

Bulgari embodies the monumental passions of its home city, Rome.

Muscat, Dec 13 (ONA) The Sultan's Armed Forces (SAF) Museum organized a 3-day exhibition that embodies march of the blessed renaissance and aspects of progress enjoyed by SAF on the occasion of the Armed Forces Day, which falls on December 11th every year.

Summary: Handmade items still remain extremely popular because it truly embodies the creativity and skill of the craftsperson

For more than 35 years, Gold Quill has been an internationally recognized symbol of excellence that embodies challenge, learning and success, honoring the world's best communication professionals.

How can we keep students safe, yet provide an environment for making dance that embodies our highest ideals of courage, innovation, and beauty?

The fact that 3 2 1 is implicit in Chopin's melody does not mean the sole import of the melody is the 3 2 1 it embodies. Rather, the 3 2 1 is a foil and a source of coherence for the more interesting elaborations to which it gives rise.

The RA 106 race car embodies extreme speed, technical precision, high tech and passion.

And they elicit the same from their human partners: Machine and human mirror each other, anthropomorphism meeting mechanomorphism, and the result is a distinctive form of sensuality--perverse, vaguely disturbing, but endlessly fascinating--that literally embodies the Italian philosopher Mario Perniola's call for a new human able "to give oneself as a thing that feels and to take a thing that feels."