Sentence examples for Incarnation from inspiring English sources

First up in an eclectic list – "mainly ecstatic female voices with a few queens thrown in" – is Marc Almond, whom Hegarty has persuaded to appear in his Marc and the Mambas incarnation, the side project of his Soft Cell years.

Now, iTunes has come a long, long way since its first incarnation, when it basically played songs and did visualisations.

Fourteen different DJs were spinning a dizzying, disorienting mix of hard house, progressive techno, psych trance and every other possible incarnation of the genre.

Tony Abbott's Australia could be an updated incarnation of the film Pleasantville.

A far cry from the cheeky childish earlier incarnation – last seen in 2002 – the new Hamburglar is somewhere between hipster and Christian Grey.

It's hard to get us all out of the chalet especially in my new incarnation as a non-shouty person.

It's like a grocery store that has become a gigantic shopping mall, but never been able to stop to think about the best design for its current incarnation.

The final against Barcelona suddenly looks like being the last hurrah for the current incarnation of Italy's biggest club, as Pirlo isn't the only one preparing to pack his bags and leave the Old Lady.

Abu Ahmed was an essential member of the earliest incarnation of the group.

Feminism was a movement of profound importance, securing the extension of natural rights to women, but its modern incarnation is a concoction of socialist values.

On a wintry February weekend it's barely recognisable from its summer incarnation as tourist honeypot, and it's possible to do the spectacular walk over the cliffs to the Durdle Door without seeing another person.