Sentence examples for imagining the body from inspiring English sources

He describes "imagining the body as a mirror of the world that sustains us".

Imagining the body as a landscape, or as a mirror of the world that sustains us, can be difficult in the centre of a city.

Duma suggested imagining the body as a primary mass (the torso) in the middle with several other masses connected by springs (the limbs and neck) attached to it.

Imagining the body as a mirror of the world that sustains us can be difficult in the centre of a city.

Kapoor seems much more interested in vaginas than he is in penises, which is rare and commendable in a modern male artist – and goes along with his desire to turn the inside out, to imagine the body from within and open our imaginations to the mystery of being.

If they were the same thing, I couldn't — I can't imagine the body existing without the body.

Imagine the body free of its anchors, the free-swimming, a locomotion propelling us, pulse by pulse, but here I am: the slow caboose of clumsy effort.

David Heller, a lawyer for American Classic, said, "You cannot imagine the body blow that 9/11 brought to the whole viability of the project".

I was lying rather low in the seat, so you can imagine the body – the lady, who was on top of the body below, was quite high up, so all I could see was her back, and I was aware that she was alive at the time because she would occasionally swing her arm over on to me and I would gently put it back on her, and she did that two or three times.

His death on the Cross is a ransom to the devil, and his resurrection prefigures that of the saints, though he seems to imagine the body after death, in Platonic terms, as a tenuous vehicle of the soul.

In chapter three, Pilsch turns to philosophical debates within transhumanism, claiming there are two principal ways to imagine the body in contemporary transhumanism: abolitionism (the elimination of disease and pain) and suffering (the transcendence of pain by [End Page 210] passing through it).