Sentence examples for bodily from from inspiring English sources

This, he says, is why he "does that thing" of stepping bodily from the stage and into the throng.

So they have taken it over bodily from English, pronouncing it in English and enjoying it just as much as anyone else.

And, again, unlike many in mainline Protestantism, evangelicals believe that Jesus truly did exist as the divine Son before he was born, that he actually was born of a virgin, and that he really was raised bodily from the dead.

In this style, which is rich in powerful physical imagery, the inner life of the Christian is described; body and soul are so involved that it is impossible to separate bodily from mental suffering in the description of his temptations.

It is the stretches of Johnson's conversation that make it superior, and those conversations were lifted bodily from the journal, sometimes with so little change that the journal leaves served as printer's copy.

In other words, my personal relationships are in shambles, I'm perpetually broke, my job is soul sucking, but, if I can go out and move bodily from point A to point B, and exhaust myself doing it, I have somehow taken steps to remedy my situation.

Perhaps there is some causal link between Trump's distance from the recognizable world and his bodily distance from what once were the landmarks of his life, apart from brief treks to Mar-a-Lago.

On this view, conscious experiences are inseparable from bodily activities or from sensorimotor expectations (Siewert, 2005; O'Regan and Noë, 2001; Noë, 2004; Hurley, 1998; Thompson, 2005; O'Regan, 2011).

KEEP BODILY FLUIDS AWAY FROM YOUR PIERCING!!! Saliva is also mostly bacteria and germs.

In this case, short-term risks range from "electrolytes and system dysfunction to bodily harm from trauma after a fall," Kaplan said.

Some biobanks are collections of bodily materials from health-care settings (tumor samples, dried blood spot cards from neonatal screening).