The phrase "as incorporeal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing concepts, entities, or ideas that lack physical form or substance.
Example: "The artist aimed to capture emotions as incorporeal entities, transcending the limitations of the physical world."
Alternatives: "as non-physical" or "as intangible".
These figures are as incorporeal as the mists evaporating from the Cadiz acreage in the Mojave.
It is just as incorporeal, but there is something uncanny about the idea of organisms creating light, as if occult powers were at play.
If one day we upload our consciousnesses into the cloud and exist only as incorporeal intellects, then it would indeed be meaningless to distinguish between a person next to us and a person ten thousand miles away.
At a certain point, "Antiviral" doesn't know where to go or how to break out of its vacuum-sealed sepulcher, and Syd, even when vomiting blood, remains as incorporeal and creepy as a ghost.
Angels are complete in their natures as incorporeal, immaterial, incorruptible subsistent forms they are thus substances properly speaking.
The third he rejects as being simply inconsistent, for the human soul is accepted as incorporeal, and it works (though we know not how) on matter (BP 2 105, BOA §3.5.21, pp 257 8).
And so, too, proposes Godfrey, we may reason, for instance, first by knowing him as a substance, then as an incorporeal substance, then as a living and intelligent incorporeal substance.
The ongoing introduction of digital money as the incorporeal medium of exchange for demographically conceived, distributed consumers signals the beginning of globalized, all-embracing free market capitalism.
The soul as an incorporeal substance is treated by Valla in a separate chapter (Repastinatio, 59 73; 408–410; 418–419).
In the same way, Philoponus argues, soul, as an incorporeal activity in the body, causes the animal to be warm.
Even if muscular rotation of head influences its orientation, it is often ignored and human head is considered as an incorporeal rigid object.
