Having human form

Usage examples of incarnate.

But one makes its promise in the name of formal principles that it is quite incapable of incarnating and that are denied by the methods it employs.

He was fiery and moving as he exorted the Chosen, whom he called the Army of God, to be ever vigilant for signs as to the identity of the devil incarnate, the Antichrist.

The Incarnate God becomes a real child to be fondled and rocked, a child who is the loveliest of infants, whose birthday is the supreme type of all human birthdays, and may be kept with feasting and dance and song.

If we have a spirit world governed by order, with guides who care about us, how can maladaptive souls who exert negative energy upon incarnated beings be allowed to exist?

The gilded youth, incarnated in the image of a metropolitan toy-boy from the noughties, grins widely and slides down onto the bench next to Annette, whom he kisses with easy familiarity.

The gilded youth, incarnated in the image of a metropolitan toy-boy from the noughties, grins widely and embraces Manfred with a friendly bear hug.

The abbess of bSam-lding monastery and convent was claimed regularly to incarnate the goddess Vajravarahi and the Panchen Lama of Tashilhunpo was the Tathagata or Dhyani Buddha Amitabha.

The incarnate ideal of British philistinism is sure to have a career before him.

Now no matter: the theme is back for good, in the left hand of the quodlibet, incarnate in the material of this last, apologetic child whose parent in no way could have foreseen it.

Arkady padded around the gondola cheering her on, naked and dust-caked, the red man incarnate, singing songs and watching the radar screen, jamming down quick meals, planning their course such as it was.

Indefinite periods of celibacy notwithstanding, he was all man ruggedness incarnate.

Dicky shut the door again, as Selamlik Pasha shrank back among the cushions, cowardice incarnate.

Dostoevsky envisaged, however, was not one that he was able to incarnate artistically, no matter how much he might have wished to do so.

In learning to be still, our present-moment attentiveness deepens, becoming an act of incarnate faith, giving witness to ourselves and to the whole world that ultimately there is nowhere to go.

The incarnate Son of God is the common Saviour of all, not by a generic or specific community, such as is attributed to the nature separated from the individuals, but by a community of cause, whereby the incarnate Son of God is the universal cause of human salvation.