The concepts embodied in LIFESPAN can be summarised in the following two sets of ideas.

In so doing, he plays not just with sounds but also with their sources, a concept nimbly embodied by a 25-foot accordion he constructed in 2000.

Not only were women to a large extent excluded, but the very concepts and models themselves embodied a masculine view of the world.

His rivals declared that only Modernist concepts could embody the revolution in the liturgy that the Church required.

Symbolic language, and the concepts and shared meanings embodied within the use of language, can only be learnt through socialisation.

The concept of justice embodied in sharia is different from that of secular Western law.

In traditional astrology, the concept of triplicity embodied several factors concerning the four classical elements and were considered of particular importance.

The concept of the rule of law embodies the idea that all are subject to the law on equal terms.

"The concepts embodied in most proprietary leases are outmoded and need to be rewritten."

This concept embodies both theories for which there is no supporting evidence, and theories against which there is already evidence that directly contradicts them.