Christiane moves tentatively, with the odd, floating grace of a ghost, and at times it is, paradoxically, only the presence of the mask that reminds us that she is in fact corporeal.
The promise of the resurrected body is a reminder that corporeal afterlife is in fact ana-life.
She began to explore whether intellect and emotion are stored in the brain or are, in fact, more corporeal.
I stared at my phone — hidden beneath a tablecloth — and felt a sensation of sadness and grief but also, weirdly, of elation and gratitude, because when a beloved writer dies there's a different vibration in the world, a quiver, a paradoxical pain in the fact that the corporeal body is gone but the work remains.
The camera lens has captured the actual facts of Mom's corporeal presence and physical deterioration.
Despite often wearing the wooly jumpers of an off-duty vicar, or the snazzy shirts of a cuddly bank manager at a Christmas party, there is in fact something alien, non-corporeal about Edmonds – a television presenter who contains within his head the weight of the universe.
Marx thus departs from Hegel by insisting that "the fact that man is a corporeal, actual, sentient, objective being with natural capacities means that he has actual, sensuous objects for his nature as objects of his life-expression, or that he can only express his life in actual sensuous objects".
"The fact that your body is corporeal, it's real, it's a shape, it's a color, it's a texture, and so are fabrics, you know—I feel like that is such a big thing that influenced fashion and how I dress when I'm onstage".
On the one hand, they concern the individual for the mere fact of existing in his/her corporeal and biological dimension.
Two limitations are worth noting: the candor was, for the most part, limited to heterosexual episodes and, in respectable quarters, it did not extend to the corporeal mechanics of sex — it merely noted the fact of it.
