Sentence examples for incarnate something from inspiring English sources
Her conclusion: "The twins incarnate something that people have a hunger to know".
"My work explores the intelligence of the body -- its soul -- to touch what is unknown, to make incarnate something that has never been incarnated".
His life incarnated something so profound, so true, that we can still sense its moment.
In Ms. Jacobs's furious book, Corbu is something like the devil incarnate.
He's a trained special forces operator with experience gathered around the world, as well as something close to the devil incarnate, a man with no morals and no capacity for empathy.
To Paul's contemporaries and to Kierkegaard's, the scandal of Christian dogma (God incarnate crucified and risen from the dead) was something to be got around and built in, a stumbling block converted into the cornerstone of Christianity's humane, busy church.
Each is a pleasure to watch, though the sui generis Mr. Walken, who can enunciate any scrap of throwaway dialogue into something listenable, is an extra special Mad Hatter party incarnate.
Boty was the 60s incarnate.
That man is the devil incarnate".
"I am there to incarnate the Schiap spirit," she said.
