"No Shape" finds him unexpectedly victorious, his body exalted.
I pray to God the exalted we will see body bags in a short while.
The term wasn't in widespread use until the 1960s, when it was adopted by the World Intellectual Property Organization, a trade body that later attained exalted status as a UN agency.
Not the body beautiful, which Hollywood has exalted for decades, but the body vulnerable.
The dolls, which feature a variety of body types, hair styles and skin tones, were almost immediately exalted by queer women who hilariously pontificated about why they felt such a kinship with the new Kens.
Perhaps because of the royal's exalted status, in two observed games, no one seemed excited about putting a body on an opposing royal.
When he confronts the rogue body part in a St . Petersburgcathedral, it has apparently attained an exalted rank and refuses to return to his face.
But never mind, he concludes: "Some of us have a spark of the divine within, and when we die, we will burst forth from the prisons of our bodies and return to our heavenly home... to live glorious and exalted lives forever".
For Jaeger, the charisma of the visual arts, literature, and film functions by creating an exalted semblance of life, a realm of beauty, sublime emotions, heroic motives and deeds, godlike bodies and actions, and superhuman abilities, so as to dazzle the humbled spectator and lift him or her up into the place so represented.
As a black man, he is especially sensitive to the stereotypes attached to the black male body in the U.S. and the sustained ghettoization facing young African-American males in sports, however exalted and glamorous their rewards appear on the surface.
