Sentence examples for incarnated idea from inspiring English sources
If this were a proposition in logic, you would say that Lee Child is to Jim Grant as Jack Reacher is to Lee Child: the incarnated idea of freedom.
Scrooge is already an incarnated spirit whose meanness warps nature.
Yes, thou canst: God emerges from the whirlwind and reveals a highly personalized version of Himself in His incarnated son.
It was perfectly incarnated, with just the right undercurrents of darkness and humor, by members of the class of 2009.
Now, 23 years later, Oliver Stone has made "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," a kind of nightmare second act for the corporate raider, once more incarnated by Mr. Douglas.
But as incarnated with fraying bravado by Ms. Emond and Mr. Birney, they throw up a battery of affectations and eccentricities to block the unpleasant view.
But as incarnated first in Mr. Johnson's dreamy, neo-beatnik prose and now in Billy Crudup's transcendent goofing, F. H. retains a curious aura of innocence.
The first Lerman she reads is "Call Me Ishtar" (1973), a comic novel about a goddess incarnated as a housewife which culminates at a bar mitzvah where Ishtar makes the boy into a man, right on the temple altar.
The first Lerman she reads is "Call Me Ishtar"__ (1973), a comic novel about a goddess incarnated as a housewife which culminates at a bar mitzvah where Ishtar makes the boy into a man, right on the temple altar.
The "Ideas" idea started with failed ideas.
