Sentence examples for embodied spirit from inspiring English sources
Allen, narrating, presented himself as the embodied spirit of the place, sharp and appreciative, but also didactic, overexplicit, cranky, and frightened of lobsters off the leash and everything else in the natural world.
How do you make a mainstream pack-'em-into-the-theaters movie from "Beloved," Ms. Morrison's 1987 novel about a former slave named Sethe, whose endurance depends on her grappling with a maturing flesh and blood daughter, Denver, and with the embodied spirit of another daughter, Beloved, whom she long ago murdered out of desperate devotion?
The human being has a "special" place in the cosmos because the human being participates in both the movement of life and spirit, because each human being is an embodied spirit, i.e., a finite person.
It's a movie full of questions that aren't always answered, of talking animals and embodied spirits, of borders between this world and the next.
Colors and sounds by themselves can certainly communicate a mood, but only the human form actually embodies spirit and reason.
She embodied the spirit of Jewish life, bursting with energy, enthusiasm, passion and creativity.
They embody the spirit of Zvelle.
Crazy Horse embodied this spirit.
Cuadrado embodied that spirit perfectly.
