Sentence examples for incarnation of something from inspiring English sources

The telephone-wielding crowd was the latest incarnation of something called flash mobs.

The novel culminates in his fleeting recognition that the Queen and Irene were "a double-sided incarnation of Something Else," an excuse to suffer guilt and hopeless yearning, rather than the cause of either feeling.

Without overtly promoting an animal-rights agenda, "Carnage" is a searching inquiry into the relationship between people and animals, humanity and carnality, in which the bull assumes a sacred status as the incarnation of something pure.

The distinction he draws between I-languages and E-languages is another incarnation of something like the same contrast.

The revival started with these, but the choreography became more elaborate, and the costumes and disguises more colourful, so that the modern incarnation has something of a carnival air.

Did Mr. Duffy singlehandedly steer the area into its incarnation as something of a gated community for celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker, replacing its delis and antiques stores with boutiques selling faux crocodile handbags?

But while Balthazar's evocation of a brasserie bespoke an adoration of France, Morandi's incarnation of a trattoria suggests something more like amusement with Italy.

In the role of the Oakland Athletics' general manager Billy Beane, Brad Pitt — an admirable actor who is at once bigger and a little smaller than life (that's the secret to his charm, to the humanity of his swagger, and the reason for his splendid incarnation of Benjamin Button) — blossoms, doing something he has never done as well: speaking.

A long and complicated controversy ensued over the status of the Qur'an, but the point is that Muslim objectors had to take care when objecting to the doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation of Christ, lest they say something incompatible with their preferred views about the Qur'an.

All of the activity around these prenatal incarnations of Chrome is something of a double-edged sword for Google.

Then I noticed something odd about this incarnation of the Berenstains: they'd become practicing Christians!