Sentence examples similar to incorporeal event from inspiring English sources
Deleuze suggests that it was the Stoics who first discovered the dimension of sense when they distinguished between corporeal mixtures and incorporeal events.
In his understanding of this causal procession, Eriugena accepts Neoplatonic principles: like produces like; incorporeal causes produce incorporeal effects; an eternal cause produces an eternal effect.
The word hylozoism was coined in the 17th century by Ralph Cudworth, a Cambridge Platonist, who with Henry More (also a Cambridge Platonist) spoke of "plastic nature," an unconscious, incorporeal substance that controls and organizes matter (somewhat like a plant soul in vegetation) and thus produces natural events as a divine instrument of change.
Believing certain events to be miraculous entails that such suspensions of the normal order of things are caused by incorporeal entities (angels or demons) acting on corporeal ones.
Unlike incorporeal music, dance is tantalizingly close to recognizable narrative.
It could enter the body or become incorporeal at will.
Our identity – the human soul – is incorporeal, and immutable.
It's convenient to have an incorporeal bogey man to blame.
For her bard, Imagination built a house: strong, incorporeal, which fortune will not jar.
We were Demeter and Persephone, and the unamplified shoppers were incorporeal shades.
