personify in English

1. Artists personify beauty in their works.

2. To attribute human or personal qualities to; personify.

3. 5 To endow with personal qualities; personify.

4. She seemed to personify goodness and nobility.

5. To endow with personal qualities; personify.

6. To you, Mr. Smith personify the absolute power.

7. You personify the Relief Society motto: “Charity never faileth.”

8. In this myth, entrepreneurial heroes personify freedom and creativity.

9. The personify the divine and magic powers worshipped by the people.

10. These children personify all that is wrong with the education system.

11. People usually personify a ship by referring to it as'she ".

12. These louts personify all that is wrong with our society today.

13. Can I really mean to personify the community in this vivid way?

14. The two main characters personify The Dollar and The Euro in this heavily symbolic experimental piece.

15. The little boy seemed to personify the poverty and famine of his country.

16. Do not threat, disturb, personify or hurt other people, and do not invade other people's privacy.

17. We often personify the sun and the moon , calling the sun " he " and the moon'she ".

18. He has many opportunities to personify the government or, strictly speaking, to be presented as its spokesman.

19. Beyond this, to maximize the voluntary participation, the editor comes to personify the strategy and purposes of the publication.

20. The doublespeak from Corporate America is breathtaking, and few personify it better than Huntsman, the Republican presidential candidate.

21. The media tell it whenever they present international relations as a dramatic encounter between world leaders who personify their countries.

22. Again we have seen only too clearly in some other countries what can happen if you personify and almost deify the State.