Sentence examples for more corporeal terms from inspiring English sources

And with a flurry of emotional tones, "Fuse" has echoes of the lyrical and peculiar films of Ivan Passer, with the symbolism rendered in more corporeal terms rather than as a ghostly presence.

Or something more corporeal?

The style of glass painting became at once more corporeal and more introspective.

"It was more corporeal, more embodied than the most frenetic vérité footage," he said.

I felt myself no more corporeal than the tremble in the air over a fire...

Gone are the intricate miniatures and video projections of "Le Grand Macabre," replaced with an equally imaginative but more corporeal setting.

Combining these elements, this book allows for a more nuanced interpretation of Owen's ministry that encompasses his lofty spiritual thought as well as his passionate concerns with more corporeal events.

Gingrich's plaint that his passion to save the country may have led him to give in to more corporeal passions did not persuade the women of Florida, who favored the Mitt-bot over him by a 24-point margin.

Cameron's work thrums with a seductive accent, and there is an untidy seam in the excitable prose of her letters where some more corporeal language has been taken in.

Their journey into a mysterious ancient town – in search of the identity of the second skeleton – has its share of unsettling encounters, not with the supernatural "boggles" said to walk the streets, but a more corporeal menace.

"Women are somehow more biological, more corporeal, and more natural than men" (Grosz 1994 14).