incorporeal

The normal universe had no use for an incorporeal being.

The key to library development is the definition of incorporeal rights.

He is also now able to travel between the incorporeal realms.

All things looked light and incorporeal and the world was still.

I see ghosts around him, incorporeal images of others listening in.

He could also manifest himself in our world as an incorporeal ghost.

The First has no body (incorporeal) and can not physically affect things.

He sent a stem command through every part of himself, physical and incorporeal: Be still!

To you, we are strange incorporeal beings, creatures of thought.

They coursed around him, and he felt like a stone in a huge, incorporeal river.

Since God is incorporeal and has no form, He cannot be depicted.

As far as they were concerned, he might have been an incorporeal energy creature.

Dybbuks are incorporeal creatures and so they do not have a specific physical form.

Anubis thus becomes an incorporeal being given form by a shield.

The final complication is the nature of music itself, mutable and incorporeal.

Their categories were an attempt to explain all existence without reference to anything incorporeal.

Incorporeal tendrils shot out beyond the clear column into the cabin.

He considered this essence as an incorporeal, eternal occupant of our being.

"Einstein, being pure spirit, is incorporeal and cannot be depicted."

But since my essence is incorporeal, it cannot suffer.

Such an incorporeal, active substance is called a Spirit.

To them, Jesus was an incorporeal phantasm, a pure spirit.

He was executed - which is depicted as mere transition to an incorporeal world.

Another possibility is that heaven will not be a physical realm, but instead an incorporeal place for souls.

I felt his arms passing this way and that through my invisible and incorporeal body.