The word "incarnate" is correct and can be used in written English.
Its meaning is "existing in bodily form" or "embodied in flesh." You can use it in situations where you want to emphasize that something or someone is present or manifested in a physical, tangible form. Example Sentence: The divine being was said to have incarnated among mortals.
Later, as one of the most important of the incarnations of Vishnu, Krishna is portrayed as an incarnate god.
Again, traditional incarnation theory seems to assume that the eternal Son who becomes incarnate (who enters into a hypostatic union with a complete human nature) is the same self as the historical man Jesus of Nazareth.
Since Lofty returned, Kabulwarnamyo has been the venue for continuous cultural camps for young Indigenous people, who are taught the stories incarnate in both the first contact cave painting and others, much older, that portray dreaming stories, the creationist animals and tales of the Bininj ancestors.
The British politician who asserted these commonsense old-fashioned values in the years in which the liberal-left ran rampant through the Labour Party was Jim Callaghan, Old Labour incarnate, and Mr Straw's butt at that misbegotten dinner 30 years ago.
He is claimant to the title of 17th Karmapa, the head of one of the main sects of the Kagyud, or "Black Hat" school of Tibetan Buddhism, which in the 17th century lost state power to the dalai lamas' own Gelugpa school.Ogyen Trinley, recognised by both the Chinese government and the Dalai Lama as the incarnate Karmapa, was born in Tibet, but in 1999 fled to India.
With his trumpet and his profound cheeks ("Go on, just try to hate America," those cheeks said), he was soft power incarnate.
Foundation hospitals are the famous Blairite "third way" incarnate: "a new alternative to either monolithic health-care provision on the one hand and shareholder-led for profit providers on the other", according to the statement from Number 10.So will they improve the health service?
There were those in the military who considered Rumsfeld the devil incarnate, and those in diplomacy who considered him more ruthless than any global despot.
Such a line of thought suggests Dick Gephardt, the former Democratic leader in the House, would be the logical pick.He is Democratic respectability incarnate, with 27 years of service in Congress to add to Mr Kerry's 19 in the Senate.
Britain also executed the opium war the most shameless in the history of mankind and behaved as the devil incarnate towards the closest we have to a modern-day saint: Gandhi.
In the interim, many Tibetans expect much of another incarnate Buddha, the Karmapa Lama.
