Sentence examples for in different incarnations from inspiring English sources

In the film, this motif is visually realised by a through line of actors appearing in one period after another in different incarnations.

Sly Stone hasn't been officially included in the line-up since the mid-Seventies, though the rest of the band has appeared in different incarnations and with numerous line-up variations since.

All waters come together, as all life does: "Individual elements are lost to view, only to reappear again and again in different incarnations in a kind of material immortality.

Fort Slocum had been an active post since 1867, in different incarnations as an artillery corps post, recruiting depot, artillery mortar post, training post and staging area for troops heading overseas during the two world wars, among other things.

The logo is shown in the exhibition on seven covers in different incarnations, including imprinted on a chocolate bar, stamped on steel, embossed in leather and as part of a thumbprint.

The small girl in a cheap paper costume who plays the wolf in different incarnations (a child, an animal, an image from a dream) looks as if she comes from a misguided adaptation of "Where the Wild Things Are".

To my kids, Santa Claus is a character that appears in several different incarnations in a handful of their books.

Of course, Chinatowns in this country come in markedly different incarnations these days.

After all, since the German anatomist Gunther von Hagens invented the process he calls plastination in 1977, then started the donation program with his Institute of Plastination, and finally began mounting specimens in "Body Worlds" exhibitions in 1995, some 36 million people have seen the shows in nearly two dozen countries in 11 different incarnations.

Shiva and Vishnu appear in several different incarnations.

In fact, different incarnations and hybrids of Fuzzy C-Means (FCM) and Possibilistic C-means (PCM) have been suggested which address additional requirements such as accepting weighted sets and being robust to the presence of outliers.