Sentence examples for corporeal control from inspiring English sources

The very conceptualization of our loss of corporeal control as our "animal nature," with the latter term given purely negative connotations, is itself an animal metaphor that may be culturally specific.

So we advocate the murder of vaginas, a hyperbole accessed via hip hop proxy, using a similarly controlled corporeal vessel.

Shawn, in his devastating play "Aunt Dan and Lemon" (1985), wrote about female bodies in pain, and how attempts to master one's corporeal self can become attempts to control the world.

But by the 1530s, Erasmus had abandoned his opinion that if the spiritual side of human nature can control the passionate and corporeal side, virtue was attainable.

If a study investigated a combination of therapy modalities (e.g., extra corporeal shockwave therapy in combination with manual therapy) the control group would have to match one of the therapy modalities (e.g., only extra corporeal shock wave therapy or only manual therapy).

Everything spiritual presses toward corporealization; its eternal figure is a corporeal figure.

Corporeal length was 18.2 cm and 18.1 cm in manual measurement in the enhancing and control group, respectively, and its corresponding measurement was 13.5 and 13.6 cm, respectively, on 30-degree oblique film.

As such, it plays a crucial role in many behaviors including the control of goal-directed actions of the limbs and eyes, visuospatial attention, and corporeal awareness (Goodale and Milner 1992; Berlucchi and Aglioti 1997; Wojciulik et al. 1998; Corbetta 1998; Blakemore and Frith 2003).

Or something more corporeal?

Holy and corporeal love uneasily coexist.

And unlike ghosts, they are robustly corporeal.