0 present participle of personify
So much debate goes on without "personifying" the fetus, especially in the first trimester; yet twins probably do possess a unique perspective.
Figures personifying ecclesia usually include a building or other architectural detail in the setting.
The semantic implications of the term are made explicit by personifying narratives, some of which are apparently quite routinized.
Instead, they relied on age-old strategies either by prescribing safety rules and protocols or by personifying specific risks through stories or scenarios.
The aesthetics of blues phrasing involves an idea of 'personifying' each and every note.
This personifying of the corporation extends to its having needs, wishes, rights and even feelings.
Among the characteristics of person he had noted that such entities are conscious, self-directed, responsible free agents, capable of personifying attitudes and relationships with other entities of this sort.
And within this framework you have taken on the important task of personifying the joint effort to put in place a foreign and security policy which concerns us all.
