Sentence examples for latter incarnation from inspiring English sources

It was the latter incarnation that presented Trump's new immigration policy of "extreme vetting".

In the latter incarnation, when Mr. Heidecker's character C-Boy (short for Cowboy) loses the match, he takes a sad walk in the surf.

At the time of the Islamic conquest, the Coptic language, a latter incarnation of the ancient Egyptian language, was the medium of both religious and everyday life for the mass of the population.

In the latter incarnation, he was a moderately successful gangsta rapper in Germany, but Dogg publicly converted to Islam in 2010 and and began writing nashids not dissimilar to those put out by Al Hayat.

The "Swedish model" might bring up thoughts of a nubile blonde rather than a strong social state, but it is in the latter incarnation that my home country stirs the passions of left-leaning Europeans.

The film follows a cast of regulars in the park, including a man who halts all social activity from April 15 to Memorial Day during spring migration; a fashion-averse teenage girl; and a group of four men resembling a latter incarnation of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young who joke that they tire of seeing one another rather than an ordinary red cardinal.

Star Trek (12) J J Abrams's rollicking take on Star Trek is the most enjoyable since the original 1960s series, foregoing the earnest drivel about "directives" of the latter incarnations.

A S he often does, Mr. Sharpton cast himself as a latter-day incarnation of Dr. King.

Irony in this latter-day incarnation consists largely of indicating that you are in fact being ironic.

But many younger artists born during the Senghor years are fed up with its latter-day incarnation, Afrocentricity, which they find constricting and retrograde.

Mature totty felt tortured by his torso Despite his latter-day incarnation as a bit of ageing totty, Bill Nighy insists he hasn't always been a success with women.