The phrase "corporeal existence" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to physical reality or physical embodiment, and thus can be used in various contexts to convey this meaning. For example: "In our corporeal existence, we interact with the physical world through our bodies and senses."
In developing philosophical frameworks for making sense of sexed difference feminist philosophers have provided accounts of the relationship between subjectivity, corporeality and identity which are also applicable to other aspects of our corporeal existence.
There are angels of immense spiritual purity whose fatal flaw -- and most aching regret -- is their lack of corporeal existence.
Rise above your corporeal existence and become one with an intelligence greater than the sum of all human thought?
Itchy (Mitchell won't give it a name) has no corporeal existence of its own; instead, it skids from host to host.
Facebook, therefore, is an approximation of any real party you've ever attended during your corporeal existence on this earthly earth, except there aren't any Twiglets.
Not because I thought she would be taller or shorter; rather, I was stunned that she had a corporeal existence at all.
The third level of material existence is the unification of the corporeal form (matter) with some other unique form.
al-Kindī argues in On Rays (De radiis, extant only in Latin) that if a person conceives a corporeal image in his imagination, the image assumes a material existence in the spiritus that belongs to the faculty.
Was Adolf Hitler's corporeal being a treasure beyond any principle?.
Was Adolf Hitler's corporeal being a treasure beyond any principle?..
It follows that "the material universe exists only in the mind;" "the existence of all corporeal things is only ideas" ("Of Being," "The Mind," no. 51, and "Miscellanies," no. 179; Edwards 1957, vol. 6, 204, 368, and vol. 13, 327).
