Since the humours governed temperament, an irregular distribution of them was considered to result not only in bodily sickness but also in derangements of personality and behaviour, as well.
He uses the term "conduct" in the broadest sense, to include not only overt bodily motion, but also observation, reflection, imagination, judgment, and affective responses to what we observe and think.
Violent attacks may not only cause bodily injuries but can also have posttraumatic consequences with high rates of stress for mental health staff.
The scorching sun not only causes bodily discomfort, it also fades colours in furniture and artworks.
Hearts and hair weren't the only bodily remnants once kept around the house.
Arguably, the cognitive enhancement argument applies not only to non-bodily tools but to bodily tools (e.g. an individual's hands used in tasks of counting) as well.
So, perhaps she personifies not only earthy, untrammeled bodily energy, but also what you might call lunar consciousness: a kind of intuitive mentality that in many old, esoteric traditions represents the opposite of "solar" rationality.
In the new novel, a lengthy exercise in futuristic science fiction, the hero, named Daniel, involves himself in the founding stages of a worldwide cult, Elohimism, that delivers its adherents into practical immortality, achieved through replacement of the deceased individual by a DNA-derived duplicate possessed of not only the same bodily traits but the same memories.
Now he undertook his own meditation on monomania -- on how, in his "frantic morbidness," Ahab came to identify with the whale "not only all his bodily woes, but all his intellectual and spiritual exasperations," until "all the subtle demonisms of life and thought; all evil, to crazy Ahab, were visibly personified, and made practically assailable in Moby Dick".
