Sentence examples for every corporeal from inspiring English sources

Some of the Schoolmen were attracted to the notion of spiritual matter and also to Ibn Gabirol's analysis of a plurality of forms in creatures, according to which every corporeal being receives a variety of forms by which it is given its place in the hierarchy of being for example, a dog has the forms of a corporeal thing, a living thing, an animal, and a dog.

So every corporeal thing is finite.

In like manner, in his commentary on the Physics he interprets fundamental ideas in Aristotle's natural philosophy in terms of the light metaphysics, explaining Aristotle's theory of potentiality in terms of the replicability of form and holding that every corporeal species comes to be by "the greater or lesser replication of the simple first corporeal form," light (Dales 1963a, 17).

utriusque scholia, 1520, 92) so that every corporeal being perceivable by one of the four external senses different from hearing may be an instance of written terms (omne sensibile corpus quattuor externis sensibus posse esse terminum scriptum) (Peter Margallus, Log. utriusque scholia, 1520, 162f).

And every ghoul, every beast, every horrible thing, corporeal, immaterial, every thing that had ever hunted or haunted the man and the woman, was now right behind them, pressing.

With leonine grace, the Italian soprano -- who made a dazzling local debut in the Philharmonic's Minimalism Jukebox festival last spring -- wrapped her gestures and vocalizing around every word of text, making every utterance corporeal.

Matter contains within itself every form, both corporeal and incorporeal, and can be described as a kind of infinite life.

Because of the complexity of the metaphysical composition of the finite corporeal being, every creature has four different levels of being: real, essential, temporal, and individual.

As much as we do a disservice to girls and women--and, more recently, boys and men--if we pretend we're not living in the midst of a very real body-image crisis, we also do them a disservice if we hold our breath every time the topic of our corporeal selves is broached.

While the former is restricted to corporeal being, the latter applies to every subsisting substance and to every accident that exists in such a substance.

Because each individual is also composed of the same eight realities (e.g., the light of man's eyes corresponds to that of the Sun), Shiva constitutes the corporeal frame and the psychical organism of every living being.