Sentence examples for greatest incarnation from inspiring English sources

Dench has won before, also for a supporting role – ironically, for playing Blanchett's previous greatest incarnation, Elizabeth I.

Fifty years after he played as a teenager in the greatest incarnation of the folk-rock band Fairport Convention (an anniversary he mentions tonight), Thompson still feels like a contemporary musician.

If you watched, you're surely pondering the meaning of Draper/Whitman's latest and greatest incarnation as New Age pitchman of killer soft drinks.

Richard Henley Davis of The Economic Voice also notes that Tennant "had big boots to fill after Christopher Eccleston's Doctor Who, which many believe to be the greatest incarnation of the lunatic time lord".

Few people are looking for lessons in modern leadership from Alfred Sloan, the legendary architect of the once-great General Motors, or Thomas Watson, creator of the first great incarnation of IBM, or indeed Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft.

Perhaps the most bizarre notion to arise from this "research" was one prominent cell's plan to give birth to a messiah child, "a Great Incarnation of Divine Effulgence," who was already communicating messages to her chosen mother from the otherworld.

Later, 'Abdu'l-Bahá stated that Bahá'u'lláh was the Kalki avatar, who in the classical Hindu Vaishnavas tradition is the tenth and final Avatar (great incarnation) of Vishnu who will come to end The Age of Darkness and Destruction.

I guess that's the nature of great art; no matter how hard we try to hold on to the way it makes us feel, pretty soon, it moves away from us and onto its next, great incarnation.

But at the same time it makes the soul hungry for greater incarnations of its opposite: religious faith that has grown out of a place of love and contentment, whose most notable by-product is genuine compassion and wishing for others what you would want for yourself.

From Saint Laurent and Isabel Marant to Visvim, the sneaker has seen some great incarnations recently.

The central figure of the mandalas is Vairocana, one of the Five Great Buddhas, whose incarnation the Vinayakas are considered in this configuration.