Ziggy Stardust incarnated in Life on Mars Revisited by David Bowie, Mick Rock and Barney Clay.
They believe that everyone has a pre-incarnate life as a "spirit child," during which each awaits his or her opportunity to begin a human term on Earth.
He came to El Salvador to incarnate his life amongst those he was to serve.
His life incarnated something so profound, so true, that we can still sense its moment.
Or, a river, such as the Nile for the ancient Egyptians and the Ganges for the Hindu, gave witness to the power of life incarnated in geography.
"She incarnates in her life all that 50's garbage and then she speaks to people in this complicated but very direct way".
It doesn't stop them, or indeed the rest of us who haven't enjoyed the liberal-democratic privilege of electing Tony Blair and George Bush, from incarnating, in daily life, the liberal virtues of civility, fair-mindedness and tolerance.
Except, perhaps, for expensive champagnes, what could incarnate the good life more than fine caviar?
A religious organization called Do is a major force in Bwa life; Do is incarnated in the leaf mask, in which the masker is entirely covered with vines, grasses, and leaves.
The question -- and it must have occurred to Jason Horwitch, who wrote the script based on "Evel Incarnate: The Life and Legend of Evel Knievel," a book by the zine editor Steve Mandich -- is what, if anything, Mr. Knievel's life has to say to us.
