Sentence examples for embodied life from inspiring English sources

I want to start a campaign to save not just post offices but embodied life in general.

The third is that Jesus died in our place and rose into new embodied life as our pioneer.

There is no justice in the ability of youth to shame age, and yet it's a fundamental fact of the embodied life.

In addition to drawing upon the work of Butler, her book engages with disability theory, feminist theory, and psychoanalysis — all twentieth-century fields that seek to describe embodied life in broader and less normative terms than those offered by traditional philosophy.

One amusing difference occurs in the episodes in which it is decided that the experiencer will return to embodied life rather than remaining in the afterworld.

Contemporary feminist epistemologists have pointed out how traditional philosophy's emphasis on rational, logical absolutes has devalued the ambiguities of the embodied life.

Acting like living, zoomorphic sculptures, the three performers became and embodied life-sized butterflies, bees, and bats, scuttling around the space with little regard to human conventions or etiquette.

Acting like living, zoomorphic sculptures, the three performers became and embodied life-sized ants, bees, and bats, scuttling around the space with little regard to human conventions or etiquette.

I'm fascinated by politics because it embodies life as it is in reality.

The right half-face (west face) shows him as a young person with sensuous lips, embodying life and its vitality.

In the end, I believe that the ways in which we approach death: the causes, the impact and the heartache informs how we embody life: the systems that surround us, the people with whom we live and our hope for a better tomorrow.