Sentence examples for incarnated as from inspiring English sources

Allawi, a man better incarnated as strongman, operative or exile, was not very good at dealmaking.

I loved too the notion of having Puck incarnated as a whizzing swarm of oil can, basket and saw.

The two options are ever present, the shoulder-dwelling angel vs. devil incarnated as buttons on a dashboard.

The father is there from the beginning, incarnated as a Garda sergeant in McGahern's first novel, The Barracks (1963).

He recalled a Dutch group — touring in the early '90s, he said — whose members each incarnated as a different Egyptian deity each day.

Caeneus speaks of his "restorative" crucifixion at the hands of Jason, and also revisits his adolescence, when he was incarnated as a nubile female called Caenis.

Anne Schwanewilms is a fraction too cool as Carlota, though Michael Volle, a great artist, is sexual danger incarnate as Tamare.

The myth is that Shiva incarnating as the Destroyer, dances for the destruction of old worldviews making way for a new cycle of creation.

As Yuri performs a ritual to transfer a relic that hosts a fictional, supernatural race called Tayutai, he and his friends accidentally summon a goddess, who incarnates as a young girl.

As Yuri performs the ritual, he summons Kikuramikami no Hime, a Tayutai goddess who explains to him the belligerent relationship between humans and Tayutai; Kikuramikami then incarnates as a young girl, Mashiro, in hopes of maintaining a mutual relationship with humans.

But, as I was reading "Necessary Errors," this slightly academic circularity began to resonate on a deeper and more personal frequency, for Crain is roughly my own age, and incarnates as well as anyone else the literary ambitions of my generation.