Sentence examples for incarnation through from inspiring English sources

Auerbach distinguished the high style of classical Greek and Roman rhetoric from the more psychologically complex phrasing of Hebrew Scripture, which, in turn, was less graphic and immediate than the story of God's incarnation through the vessel of a lowly carpenter, which forever changed the way man viewed reality.

She performs each of her dramatically different incarnations through the eyes of the South African people, reinforcing her enigmatic reputation through her clothes.

The piece, in its 1987 incarnation, cycles through sections that Keith Potter, in his book Four Musical Minimalists, charts from The Opening Chord through The Romantic Chord, Orpheus and Eurydice in The Elysian Fields, and The Ending.

They're kinda like Pharaoh's army, in all it's various incarnations down through the ages.

(The sung-through earlier incarnation can be seen in its entirety on YouTube).

With its modern incarnation having originated through the African-American struggle against white racism, the best of the culture of black people in the Americas has become a symbol of strength and resistance for humanity across the world whatever shade they, or their particular struggle may take.

Wilson, 61, was the original coach of the Mighty Ducks, from their incarnation in 1993-94 theough the 1996-97 season.

Material Girl is the latest addition to the list, romping through an incarnation of the fashion industry as seen through the eyes of a BBC scriptwriters.

Fired with such apocalyptic expectations, all they needed to know of history was that God had broken into it through the Incarnation and that Jesus had conquered death through the Resurrection.

Both she and Ms. Grier hope they will be able to stay through whatever incarnation is next for the Bossert.

But for 15 years as a professional, through each incarnation, Agassi's priorities have never been out of line.