Sentence examples for incarnations in a from inspiring English sources
"We've been through many incarnations in a very short space of time.
All waters come together, as all life does: "Individual elements are lost to view, only to reappear again and again in different incarnations in a kind of material immortality.
El Pescadito had made a habit of tormenting American defenders in his various MLS incarnations in a long career, but the sight of the 36 year-old journeyman running away from the latest candidates in Jürgen Klinsmann's center-back carousel (Michael Orozco and Omar Gonzalez), was a particularly galling image for US fans to start the year with.
And secondly, I've lived in various incarnations in a lot of countries.
To my kids, Santa Claus is a character that appears in several different incarnations in a handful of their books.
There's lots of savoring the star attraction, too, both as a ripe cherry bean (pick your own) and its steaming incarnation in a cup.
A big-time New York incarnation — in a Broadway house with a fast-rising director (Kenny Leon, who staged the Tony-winning revival of "Fences") and two formidable Hollywood stars — should give this story a triumphant final chapter.
After Chalcedon, the Armenian church was considered by the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches to be monophysite i.e., taking the theological view that Christ had only one, divine nature (physis), despite his incarnation in a human body.
This Friday evening, for the first time since then, school bells will ring to call PS1 to session in its original, pre-museum incarnation, in a festive subversion of T.G.I.F.
Ferrari is marketing these vehicles as the latest incarnation in a history of fusion between East and West.
Only on page 6 of the published text, long after Paprocki discussed Sept. 11 and airport security, did he finally mention the Incarnation, in a single paragraph.
