The endless present tense of Dorian's unchanging beauty ought to be its own, radiant reward, especially when he's incarnated on stage by a beautiful young actor.
After passing an implant station, he taught, the thetan returned to Earth, where it was incarnated.
Values mean very little unless they are incarnated.
"Yes," because the practitioner, while living, cannot depart from the "here and now," because he or she is incarnate, in which case time and space is always experienced as "here and now".
Maureen had been incarnating the very truth her paintings radiated.
In the course of his research, Mr. Nissenson also consulted a priest, who told him that "the human genome is the receptacle in which Christ was incarnate," he said, adding, "So it's a sacred receptacle".
The virgin birth, "" (And was incarnate), is a five-part movement.
He seduces and bullies everyone, drops actors from the script at will, exercises droit du seigneur over the women in the company, and, in general, acts as if he were God incarnate, which, for all practical purposes, he is.
It's easier for someone who believes that he is America incarnate to permit himself to do things that hurt America — like torture, domestic spying, pushing America into endless wars, and flouting the Geneva Conventions.
