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Examples for "incarnate"
Examples for "incarnate"
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The Spirit, the Universal Meaning of Life, incarnate in the human Jesus.
2
It turns man into an animal; it makes him the demon incarnate.
3
The Q7 is able to do this because it's the future incarnate.
4
But in the attempt to incarnate and ensanguine it I failed wretchedly.
5
He is the spirit incarnate of Monopoly in its most aggressive form.
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Only in this way can we better embody fair trade, Li said.
2
They embody First World Problems long before that phrase entered common parlance.
3
He is at his best when thus able to embody the insubstantial.
4
Dinosaurs, he argues, embody a way of asking questions about the world.
5
The approaches embody some of science's great virtues: foresight, patience and cleverness.
1
The trustee had until October to substantiate his case, the judge said.
2
It's a fanciful story, and unfortunately one that is impossible to substantiate.
3
I speak not from hearsay alone; I can personally substantiate these facts.
4
It said the trial had failed to substantiate the charges against them.
5
I can substantiate most of what he told me from personal observation.
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No, they are only symbols-visiblesigns to body forth the invisible.
2
That's your utterance-theNote you substantially represent and body forth in terms of matter.
3
Did it not body forth a broader circle?
4
It may be either creative or pictorial, may body forth the thought or merely image it forth.
5
He has set himself to compose twelve oratorios, which shall body forth the whole life of the Saviour.
6
The attendants carried Otto's body forth.
7
I am not pleading for the stylist's concentration on words which exalts them above the things they body forth.
8
And for a little time-for"forty days"-theelectric air seems often to body forth that luminous shape.
9
He began to write sonnets in Dante's manner, striving to body forth in words the new piety which illumined his life.
10
He has in a high degree the "seeing eye," which needs only a steady hand to body forth its visions.
11
A story-anoutward, objective fact, something which the imagination can body forth-often facilitates the impartation to another mind of a spiritual experience.
12
The other intimacy was one of those for which human speech will never, perhaps, be called upon to body forth its describing word.
13
How can we tell when a writer is succeeding in his effort to communicate, to body forth what he seeks to body forth?
14
No visible representation can body forth his thoughts-theyoverpower the imagination, but they do not come home to our household and familiar feelings.
15
While Bonaparte was conciliating the many, Sieyès was striving to body forth the constitution which for many years had been nebulously floating in his brain.
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But to repeat in verse what is poorly bodied forth in prose-
