Sentence examples for something corporeal from inspiring English sources

How could it be that our thoughts, which have something corporeal in them, namely, movement, are not themselves corporeal?

Since movement is a mode which belongs to body, many tended to conclude that if minds depend on movement, then minds must have something corporeal in them.

He believed that thoughts have something corporeal in their being without themselves being corporeal in the same way that every object in our thought has a beginning, continuation, and end without these objects having duration in themselves.

Or something more corporeal?

Something less corporeal, a little more elusive and vaporous, would have made it even better.

For now there is something nearly corporeal about having all her manuscripts with me.

Philoponus, in contrast, arrives at something he calls corporeal extension (sômatikón diástêma), which is a composite of Neoplatonic prime matter and indeterminate quantity and must not be confused with Philoponian space.

Despite often wearing the wooly jumpers of an off-duty vicar, or the snazzy shirts of a cuddly bank manager at a Christmas party, there is in fact something alien, non-corporeal about Edmonds – a television presenter who contains within his head the weight of the universe.

I suspect, in this case, the precise moment of corporeal undoing was something nobody wanted to get too close to or linger on.

My culture is going to recognise it's missing something.'" Could it be that the messy, corporeal, organic realms that Schneemann explored still touch a nerve today?

For I show that corporeal mass [massa], which is thought to have something over and above simple substances, is not a substance, but a phenomenon resulting from simple substances, which alone have unity and absolute reality".