Sentence examples for would incarnate from inspiring English sources
Their lack of political involvement implies an unconscious unhappiness and a hopeless expectation for a simple and quite miraculous solution that a charismatic leader would incarnate.
The agreement was that I would incarnate on planet Earth, I would become proficient in music, and then he would transmit musical ideas and later visual ideas into my mind, and I would do my best to externalise them so that other people could benefit from it.
The agreement was that I would incarnate on planet Earth, I would become proficient in music, and then he would transmit musical ideas and later visual ideas into my mind, and I would do my best to externalize them so that other people could benefit from it.
Moreover, since the enhanced child would incarnate their parent's expectations in embodying an enhanced trait, there is extra weight to his claim that the enhanced child would believe that she could not refuse to act in accordance with these expectations.
Following a period of reward or punishment, the soul would be incarnated in a new body.
Mike thought he would be meeting the devil incarnate, but was utterly charmed by Roman's sobriety and intelligence.
Shiva indicated that he would enter a dead body and incarnate himself as Lakulin (or Nakulin or Lakulisha, lakula meaning "club").
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: No. Satan does not exist, and if he did he would find some other job to incarnate himself into.
So what we worked very hard on was to create an atmosphere that would make it possible for him to incarnate the role, rehearsing for 40 days with all the other actors.
"The ABI has spent years trying to convince people that CHCs are the devil incarnate, but they exist solely because insurers would rather not have courtesy cars provided as it involves a cost they don't want to pay".
