corporeality

In this heat, almost everyone feels the full corporeality of being human.

The imagery of blood and time throughout also indicate corporeality.

But until it comes, he is "a prisoner, frantic with corporeality."

The corporeality of such language is nearly aversive, and Cole means it to be.

A wondrous, beautiful place, a corporeality crying out for belonging.

Part of that sudden sense of corporeality means living with other people's bodies too.

He had died during the Eighty; had in fact been one of the last to lose his corporeality.

I'm certainly enjoying the show but have to agree with the criticisms about the corporeality of the ghosts in the house.

The focus is more than erotic as it symbolises Marie's fight for corporeality.

We lose our fleshly bodies, our corporeality, as they say.

I just wanted to feed into the corporeality,' Symons explains.

It stated that atoms were infinitesimally small ("point") yet possessed corporeality.

She has mainly written on questions of corporeality and their relations to the sciences and the arts.

He knew that the creature-whatever it was-had some corporeality.

His pale, colored clothes lay heaped up between these lines with feeble corporeality.

Unfortunately, the author's persistent interest in corporeality does little to improve our understanding of her characters' apparently tortured inner lives.

The absence of a halo emphasizes the corporeality of the risen Christ.

Her visual artworks are characterized by a strong sense of corporeality, and she tends to use coffee, among other materials, as paint.

I couldn't help keeping one arm around Sam, could not relinquish the feel of his flesh, his corporeality.

There are certain passages in great music that, whenever I hear them, I have only to close my eyes to be released from corporeality.

Central to this is corporeality, of a kind which prohibits both spiritualizing and materializing.

Walker was bombarded with news images of "black corporeality," including fatalities from the hurricane reduced to bodies and nothing more.

She brings corporeality back to the discourse on the constitution of subjectivity which has been conceived mainly in the linguistic terms.

Partch was committed to the notion of corporeality, a fusion of music and human performance.

"It reminds me of my corporeality."