Sentence examples for on a bodily from inspiring English sources

That lovely round O, beside the upright L and carried by the bracing E, takes on a bodily form.

Others argue that the Lord never takes on a bodily form and that therefore the voice has drawn closer to Samuel, so that the effect is of a person drawing closer in the dark.

Most of the 13 stories here hinge on a bodily fluid or part that is externalized and exaggerated almost -- but not quite -- beyond recognition: a large fetus floats through a town like a balloon, performing tasks like helping out with the groceries; cancer grows as a buoyant, springy, branching red tree; sperm the size of Great Danes annoy the citizenry with their constant capers and horseplay.

Key to this is the distinct Aryan softness of his face, the only part of him we connect with on a bodily level throughout much of the film.

Most of the recorded neurons exhibited visual receptive fields in register with the tactile ones and anchored on a single bodily part (face, forearm, hand, trunk, leg, etc)., selectively responding to the visual stimuli delivered within the peripersonal space of the monkey.

Every woman on earth has a bodily cross to bear and mine is armpits that smell like old soup.

Amid the material comforts of America, young athletes like Elan have chosen to take on a sport of surpassing bodily risk, from torn ligaments to concussions.

As well as the west-facing figure on Lundy, Gormley has crafted a bodily sculpture to stand on three other isolated coastal spots: Saddell Beach on the Mull of Kintyre (facing east), Clavell Tower on Dorset's Jurassic Coast (facing south) and the Martello Tower in Aldeburgh (facing north).

If feeling pain is nothing but perceiving tissue damage in a bodily region on a par with seeing a red apple, then one would naturally expect that when we report pain in body parts, we are reporting a perceptual relation that obtains between the perceiver and an extramental condition perceived.

It is a model for how social things (food, in particular) enter the body, are digested, and in shaping metabolism, become part of the body-in-time, not by building bones and tissues, but by leaving an imprint on a dynamic bodily process.

To be a bodily thing on Origen's view, and to mistake the world for a world of bodily things, is to be a thing that is distracted from the divine.