1. He personifies the worship of money.

2. Nephi personified unflagging determination.

3. I am modernity personified.

4. He is prudence personified.

5. Artists personify beauty in their works.

6. Amaterasu definition, the Japanese Shinto goddess personifying the sun

7. To endow with personal qualities; personify.

8. She seemed to personify goodness and nobility.

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

10. Personified wisdom calls itself a master worker.

11. 5 To endow with personal qualities; personify.

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

13. I think my friend’s response personifies parental patience.

14. The river was personified as a goddess.

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

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

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

18. Archangels are extraordinary beings, extensions of God himself, personifying his grace and majesty and power

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

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

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

22. Belial definition, the spirit of evil personified; the devil; Satan

23. He was wisdom personified, “a master worker” alongside his Father.

24. As a native of the Southside (Roseland area) of Chicago, Aina Brei’Yon personifies strength.

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

26. And Ariadne herself personifies the passively courageous, endlessly resourceful, and lovingly restorative element in every psyche. Sentencedict.com

27. Proana or simply Ana is personified as an Anorexic girl named

28. John Chinaman definition is - the Chinese nation personified : the Chinese people.

29. The book of Proverbs portrays God’s firstborn Son as wisdom personified.

30. 29 The sun and the moon are often personified in poetry.

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

32. 14 And Ariadne herself personifies the passively courageous, endlessly resourceful, and lovingly restorative element in every psyche.

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

34. Celesta is the Goddess of Death - Herald of Hades is Death personified

35. Customize 8,310+ Album Cover Art Templates Design an Album cover that personifies your music

36. Synonyms for Concretized include embodied, personified, expressed, incorporated, manifested, realised, realized, represented, epitomised and epitomized

37. Amaterasu is unique among Goddesses, being one of the few women to personify the sun

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

39. Synonyms for Concretize include embody, personify, express, incorporate, manifest, realise, realize, represent, epitomise and epitomize

40. Aporia was the ancient Greek personified spirit (daimona) of want, difficulty and powerlessness

41. Edmund Spenser, the poet, personified Ferdinando as "Amyntas", and his Countess as "Amaryllis".

42. Delivery & Pickup Options - 190 reviews of Bravest "Bravest personifies a NYC dive bar

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

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

45. Arete was the goddess or personified spirit (daimona) of virtue, excellence, goodness and valour

46. The eternal, overarching divinity whom Graves' favorite goddess personified has gone by many names.

47. For many pro-reform Soviet citizens, Nevzorov personified the hardline editorial shift in television broadcasting.

48. Whatever the different roles assigned, Palin invariably personified a sweatily ingratiating Milquetoast; and so forth.

49. This all came as a particular shock , for Maher Mofeid " Mike " Hawash personified the American success story .

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

51. Motivated Stanleigh Agnizing his commoner rapidly universalizing? Gastropod John-David idolizes, his cobbers personified tooth resonantly

52. Fire, for example, was personified as an elderly woman whom the Nanai referred to as Fadzya Mama.

53. Between the wars, the African was indeed personified as the "Y’a bon" negro of the Banania advertising.

54. The moon and the star are personified, the skyscraper is a human skeleton with bones and ribs.

55. Synonyms for Anthropomorphize include humanise, humanize, personify, sentimentalise, sentimentalize, bring alive, give a human face to, make human, personalize and personalise

56. That she ultimately became Allegorized to personify wisdom and righteousness was a natural development of her patronage of skill

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

58. Offering a shipyard chic scene, Bostonian Seafood & Grill is an inspiring urban space that personifies a reclaimed style with an industrial vibe to …

59. The paradoxical nature of this trait was personified for the ancient Greeks in the mythical figure of Pandora.

60. The Amanita muscaria mushroom is seen as both the male and female sex organs of its personified deity.

61. And Thomas Hudson, born as poor as herself and just as upward mobile, was gentility personified, sensibility made flesh.

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

63. One poetic exception, is that seasons are sometimes personified, or treated as beings, and in those cases they are often Capitalized.

64. That's exactly what this piece personifies - the splendor of long, windswept grass, accented by fluffy Cattails ready to dance in the breeze

65. Jazz clarinettist Acker Bilk, who personified the trad jazz revival of the 1950s and '60s, dies at the age of 85.

66. Ahriman, the principle of evil in Persian mythology, was personified as Angra Mainya, “the destructive spirit,” who introduced death into the world

67. As wisdom personified, the prehuman Jesus declared: “When [Jehovah] prepared the heavens I was there.”—Proverbs 8:22, 23, 27; Revelation 3:14.

68. As a natural force, the wind was often personified as one or more wind gods or as an expression of the supernatural in many cultures.

69. The tension between Soviet Union and Russian SFSR authorities came to be personified in the bitter power struggle between Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin.

70. A Capricorn woman is a feminine charismatic woman who personifies grace, keeps her act straight, whether in public or private, and has a quiet demeanor

71. Archetypes are the unknowable basic forms personified or Concretized in recurring images, symbols, or patterns which may include motifs such as the quest or the

72. A prime example of the classic morality play, Everyman personifies the personality traits of man and Allegorizes the character of Everyman as a symbol for all of mankind

73. Chance definition, the absence of any cause of events that can be predicted, understood, or controlled: often personified or treated as a positive agency: Chance governs all

74. Now grounds have been shown for believing that the priest of the Arician grove—the King of the Wood—personified the tree on which grew the Golden Bough

75. Acedia - apathy and inactivity in the practice of virtue (personified as one of the deadly sins) laziness , sloth deadly sin , mortal sin - an unpardonable sin entailing a total loss of …

76. One friend announced her status as In a Relationship with Chinese Food, whose profile picture was a carry-out box and whose personal information personified the cuisine of China.

77. ‘The Andes mountain range is the Backbone of the country as well as the continent of South America.’ ‘Farming is the Backbone of this great nation and personifies the grit, determination, and values of America.’ ‘He is really the Backbone of the band, with his superlative drumming.’

78. The word “hymn” means a song in praise of God; but here this word has been used to mean a song in praise of Adversity which has been personified, and to which the poet has attributed certain divine

79. I am pleased here to address an affectionate greeting to the man who, one might say, represents with his splendid longevity the "historical memory" of the Institute and personifies so many others who have worked here: the Maestro, Mons.

80. Avarice - reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins) avaritia , greed , rapacity , covetousness deadly sin , mortal sin - an unpardonable sin entailing a total loss of grace; "theologians list seven mortal sins"