Sentence examples for a more corporeal from inspiring English sources

Their journey into a mysterious ancient town – in search of the identity of the second skeleton – has its share of unsettling encounters, not with the supernatural "boggles" said to walk the streets, but a more corporeal menace.

There was also a more corporeal reason for the decline of the duel: an entire generation of potential duellists in France, Germany, and England — those honor-bound officers who led their men in the trenches — had been all but wiped out.

There was also a more corporeal reason for the decline of the duel: an entire generation of potential duellists in France, Germany, and England those honor-bound officers who led their men in the trenches had been all but wiped out.

REa more corporeal digital audio experience with the aid of haptic technology.

A more corporeal and tangible manifestation of persistent, albeit not eternal, life are intestinal stem cells, located deep within the crypts of the inside passage.

The reality of his work has cauterized his capacity for connection; he feels the lost love of his life like his amputees feel their phantom limbs; the "memory of love" is an absence every bit as desperate and intangible as any more corporeal haunting.

Recorded as a soundtrack for the runway show for the brand's SS17 collection HYPERWAVE, the blend's a little more corporeal than her previous efforts.

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.

Beginning with a '0' that is splintered into geometric 3D sections as if it were a NASA architectural blueprint, the numbers slowly become more corporeal and evocative of typographical styles from the 70s and 80s by the time '8' and '9' roll around.

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