Sentence examples for incarnations of a from inspiring English sources
These are other rearrangements, new incarnations of a famous figure, new angles on the same man.
Tijuana has had various incarnations of a local soccer team on and off for years.
All are most peculiar objects: brusquely handmade incarnations of a cerebral realm in which the laws of physics fall away.
The poets and saints (highly respected ascetics who were at times believed to be incarnations of a deity) of medieval bhakti appeared throughout India.
Moreover, the earliest incarnations of a technology, with all its snafus, are not always an accurate guide to its subsequent development.
An ancient tradition in India and Nepal enforces that relationship and carefully selects pre-pubescent girls as incarnations of a goddess.
He looked like a modern incarnation of a Regency gentleman.
He is an incarnation of a joint culture with a glorious but imperilled heritage.
Benjamin Netanyahu campaigned as the incarnation of a strong Israel, square-jawed before the Western Wall.
It is not the first incarnation of a website of this type.
Perhaps because salmon have always seemed to me the living incarnation of a journey.
