Sentence examples for corporal sense from inspiring English sources
You won't find Mr. Smith in Elgin Park -- in a corporal sense, he resides in Winchester, Mass., just north of Boston -- nor is the town on any map.
The magazine is also designed to appeal to a traveler's more corporal senses, with fine-dining advice from Daniel Boulud, the New York restaurateur, and fashion commentary by John Varvatos, the men's clothing designer, among others who specialize in the art of living well.
But the bluff voice of common sense is a liar: corporal punishment is bad for everyone involved.
To get a sense of what the strategic corporals are thinking about the current green-on-blue tensions, Rendezvous reached out to Heath Druzin, a correspondent in Afghanistan for the independent military newspaper Stars and Stripes.
It was clear that a decision had been made to make an example of this cheeky young hacker and in that sense this grotesque prosecution sits neatly alongside the treatment of Corporal Bradley Manning, not to mention the hysterical reaction of the US authorities to WikiLeaks.
In a sense, such readings are absurd, of course, given that Hitler hadn't yet attained corporal status when Kafka was writing.
Explaining that he felt that his sense of safety and security "was taken away in an instant" on the day of the attack, the corporal said he told the chaplain in an hour-and-a-half conversation that he worried that long after he recovered physically he would struggle with the images in his head.
"No," Corporal Godwin said.
Corporal Charfauros gestured.
Goodbye, corporal punishment.
