Sentence examples for More corporeal from inspiring English sources

Or something more corporeal?

The style of glass painting became at once more corporeal and more introspective.

I felt myself no more corporeal than the tremble in the air over a fire...

"It was more corporeal, more embodied than the most frenetic vérité footage," he said.

Gone are the intricate miniatures and video projections of "Le Grand Macabre," replaced with an equally imaginative but more corporeal setting.

And with a flurry of emotional tones, "Fuse" has echoes of the lyrical and peculiar films of Ivan Passer, with the symbolism rendered in more corporeal terms rather than as a ghostly presence.

Disturbed-looking humans are intimated in two large, murky photographs, and two tall sculptures made from hand-colored porcupine quills stuck in wood introduce more animalistic corporeal presences.

The populace of southern Thailand, which captured Sukhothai in approximately 1350, was in the 14th century still largely Mon, and the fusion of styles resulted in the more solid, corporeal, and squared-off U Thong image.

I imagine it as little more than a corporeal exit from the world.

While some gymnasts seem more ethereal than corporeal, Beth's blisters and calluses have always been obvious.

Heroes are more than their corporeal forms.