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AROUND the world, courthouses are adorned with a statue of a blindfolded woman holding a set of scales and a sword: Justice personified.

If my computer was personified, it would be an old and half-deaf man walking slowly with a cane.

American global business leadership used to be personified by the likes of General Motors, Caterpillar, General Electric and Eastman Kodak.

The characters class status and growth course reflect the social order and personified imagination of that heroic time.

Davy Jones: The bottom of the sea, as personified in songs and stories.

reprehensible acquisitiveness ; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins).

In the more than four hundred short stories in Liao Zhai, ghosts and spirits were all vividly personified.

The anima may be personified as a young girl, very spontaneous and intuitive, or as a witch, or as the earth mother.

The personified design, fashionable style and healthy idea will give you and your lovely pets new fun of living.

Mr. Cao Wenxuan attempt in " King of the book" created a group of animals "sheep" image, and its image personified.

Death personified as an old man or a skeleton with a scythe.

With him, James Cameron personified what we really fear about robots: They'd do better without us.

"While we had a lot of really good players, he was going to be the one who really personified the brand, " Knight said.

Schubert himself, personified by the diminutive actor Wolfgang Beuschel, walks about the stage, worrying over his creations.

Until the arrival of Figo and Ronaldo on the scene, he was Portuguese football personified.

Airyaman: The Persian god of friendship and healing. A philosophical concept personified as a god.

But at least 6m people, probably closer to 100m, in 126 countries of the world, accepted them as tokens of the Divinity He personified.

Dignity is personified living resources, dignity, sometimes happens fought against.

The cartoon presents the Earth with a personified human face that seems quite unhappy.

In this sutta, sensual desire is personified as Mara. Yet, in real life, Mara is the defilement underlying the tendency to sensual desire.

Advertisers have realized it well and thus have created numerous clever ads featuring personified common objects.

he resembled a pilot , which to a seaman is trustworthiness personified.

Bebel's whole life personified the slow and stubborn movement of a new class that was rising from below.

The annual flood was personified by the god Hapy, who was associated with fertility and regeneration.

Action or instrumentality embodied or personified as concrete existence .

teachings concerning the Kingdom of God; and angelology, or the science of energy-forces of Nature personified by those beings.

At the time, Bush was in office and the Earth changes were primarily personified in our predictions, not in actuality.

When the ego is personified, it is like a slave to three harsh masters: the id, the super-ego and the external world.

He perhaps had the most famous blue eyes in movie history. Paul Newman personified 'cool'.

In San Francisco, which is Liberal Land personified, there have been attempts to ban the circumcision of newborn baby boys.

The job of Russian law enforcers is to protect the interests of the state, personified by their particular boss, against the people.

The album's personified imagery is neither dogma nor political premeditation.

Animals are often personified in fairy tales.

Certain diseases are personified and there are also "disease as target domain" metaphors.

In cartoon world, I'm a personified Lucky Dog. Mama said, I'm also a brand, having been registered.

You mentioned that you love your DVD player, but you haven't personified it yet, whereas your dog, you have personified it.

Most of cartoons feature brightly vivid color with abundant personified living creatures that can attract most of children.

To those small children, their teachers personified absolute power.

A person is character personified only if he has enough credibility.

Tightwad or Prudence personified?

(Love)a personified figure of love, often represented as Cupid.

The spirits in the book are all vividly personified.

This paradox is personified by Wen Jiabao, the prime minister.

In 2000, Sydney perfectly personified the Aussie extrovert's passion for sport.

God created by Taiping Heavenly Kingdom has human features and characters and it is a personified god.

The man who had once personified terrorism thus became our valued ally in the fight against terrorism.

Wicca is a celebration of the life-forces of nature as personified by the Goddess and her consort, the Gods.

He personified his works by using laughter as his weapon.

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A special group, the goblin fox, which was personified to beautiful woman, has been described by Pu Songling in Liao Zhai Zhi Yi.

He personified the evil that was in the world.

I have personified it. I think he is a person.

a whirlpool off the sicilian coast , personified as a ship - devouring sea monster and located opposite the cave of scylla

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a personified annealing algorithm for circles packing problem

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