Sentence examples for is incarnated from inspiring English sources
adjective
Embodied in flesh; given a bodily, especially a human, form; personified.
Luckily, the ugly, greedy side of wealth is incarnated by the movie's villains.
Yazidis worship a god who is incarnated in the form of seven angels.
The older Wilson, two decades on, is incarnated by John Cusack, who moves across the screen in a stunned and gingerly fashion.
A religious organization called Do is a major force in Bwa life; Do is incarnated in the leaf mask, in which the masker is entirely covered with vines, grasses, and leaves.
In Michael Chabon's epic novel The Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, the golem is incarnated one last time: as a superhero who saves the Jews on the pages of comic books.
Instead, the archetype of the haunted investigator is incarnated, with a droll sense of distance, by Fiona Shaw, whose character hires Eve to follow her hunches about Villanelle for M.I.6.
Values mean very little unless they are incarnated.
Following a period of reward or punishment, the soul would be incarnated in a new body.
Puss and other characters will be incarnated in oversize puppets from the Blind Summit Theater in London.
"It will be interesting to see whether the utopian vision they now propose can be incarnated for the national elections".
After passing an implant station, he taught, the thetan returned to Earth, where it was incarnated.
