Sentence examples for embodied living from inspiring English sources

As an embodied, living archive, she can customize her retelling of the Chicana-feminist history she's learned (and archived on her own skin) to each individual researcher she allows into her archive (by removing the outer layers of her clothing--a gesture already deeply encoded with social-trust contracts). She can answer their particular questions.

The internal activity of Soul includes the plethora of psychical activities of all embodied living things.

It is deeply human, embodied, living, and breathing.

Both the biographical and theoretical approaches clarify the connections between feminism and pragmatism as activist-orientated philosophies, dealing with problems of embodied living in a social organism.

A lawyer for the Hopis had argued that the tribe believes that the works embody living spirits, making it immoral to sell them under French law.

Using a mixed-methods research approach, this simultaneous cultural construction and material nature of bushfire in everyday life is mapped out through landholders' narratives and actions that embody living with fire on the land.

It lives for us, and it can make the past it embodies live just as vividly.

I'm here to get some stories about Thompson and see how much of the countercultural spirit he so embodied lives on among the fur-clad A-listers.

For the embodied lives by virtue of a Form or Idea: individual or partial things exist by virtue of Universals; from these priors they derive their life and maintenance, for life here is a thing of change; only in that prior realm is it unmoving.

This entry is not concerned with every activity and intervention that might improve people's embodied lives.

Each person has to struggle with the tension between them and ultimately consent to our embodied lives and the world as something we do not fully create.