One who is believed to personify a given abstract quality or idea.
Just as you have chosen to personify pure love as the character you call God, so have you chosen to personify abject fear as the character you call the devil.
The Chinese landscape painting art develops to Yuan Dynasty again a big change, is scholarly of the landscape painting to turn, personify.
To endow with personal qualities; personify.
We often personify the sun and the moon, calling the sun “he” and the moon “she”.
As enough wholeness is mastered in one's dreams, then the persona falls away and gives way to allowing the ancestors to personify the life.
Artists personify beauty in their works.
You start to think about the brand as a person and do some things to personify it a little bit.
There are two people in my own world, one is myself, the other is my shadow, I personify my shadow as a member of my family, my friend, my partner, or anyone or an object that I like.
I have tried to personify philosophy and inner feeling of human mind in my creation in a natural way.
The personify the divine and magic powers worshipped by the people.
To attribute human or personal qualities to;personify.
These children personify all that is wrong with the education system.
The only way then, would be to find one song that I feel would fully personify Michael, his hope, his dreams and his unconditional love for all the children in this world.
This new world of librarianship has also given rise to rogue librarians who personify the simplest yet most radical change in the profession: librarians who have left the building.
