personified in a sentence

• The same institutions whose recklessness personified the excesses of the 1980s?
• Domingo Cavallo, to many investors, personified the new Argentina.
• But if Otton was inconsistent, he only personified the Trojans.
• Al Gore, running hard for 2000, is incrementalism personified.
• He personified his offense Thursday during an abstract morning press conference.
• He personified greatness, but it was not a selfish greatness.
• Gone are the days when the little guy personified the position.
• Instead, DiMaggio's life story is American pluck personified.
• Chafee personified consensus-building leadership that works and produces results.
• I also wanted to write about someone who personified the Valley.
• It's difficult to see personified in a sentence .
• The bond is personified by the link between Kong and Waldner.
• Let's just say that Julie Harris is poetry personified.
• Personified best qualities of athlete both on and off the field.
• Collison, a 6-9 forward, is consistency personified.
• The filmmakers work with miniatures, personified best in Godzilla itself.
• The obvious answer is to become a director, omnipotence personified.
• The ruling party, personified by Mubarak, touts its virtues.
• In stark contrast, Lipinski was grace personified on the ice.
• Trouble is personified by Dr . Smith ( Gary Oldman ).
• Their counterparts are innocence _ or at least naivety _ personified.