embody

This internal war between wanting to regress and disappear, to try to gain control or just make peace and be present, could become a dramatic conflict if each instinct was embodied by a different person.

It was psychotic and compulsive, but eventually I started recognizing patterns in his voice and the kind of tics and bits he was doing, and then embodying them.

The predominantly male performers in Kerala and parts of neighbouring Karnataka embody deities through elaborate costumes, face paint, and trance-like dances, mime and music.

A young Palestinian couple in Jerusalem have produced a range of perfumes to embody the heritage of their people.

Though embodying a rather sweet message about finding community and healing the scars of high school, “Sweethearts” is more often vulgar than funny.