corporeality उदाहरण वाक्य

Opposite this is John Singer Sargent's " Dr . Pozzi at Home, " from the Armand Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, a hedonistic display of pungent reds, glistening surfaces and robust corporeality.
This ideal is termed " Hitpashtut ha-Gashmi'yut ", " the expansion ( or removal ) of corporeality . " It is the dialectic opposite of God's contraction into the world.
This mind is considered as the reason of humanity, or humanity itself, as a personified idea, a category without corporeality, the human reason conceived as the Hermetic literature, especially the " Poimandres ".
The glass and iron style was criticized for its " lack of substance and corporeality ", and the iron used in the construction of buildings such as the Glaspalast " proved too brittle and too prone to fire ".
In truth, " I, the Eternal, I have not changed " ( Malachi 3 : 6 ), as interpreting the " tzimtzum " with any literal tendency would be ascribing false corporeality to God.

An Edward Steichen fashion photograph effectively reduces a woman in a Vionnet gown to an abstract element in the painted backdrop, but the pleasure of the image resides in the tension between her corporeality and her role in the decor.
There are certain passages in great music that, whenever I hear them, I have only to close my eyes to be released from corporeality . " Lost Notes " had the same effect on me . "-Dr David Marcus
When they first evolve from " Avyakta " the five subtle elements, then unable to participate in any action, do not have a form, later on out of these five only earth, water and fire acquire corporeality.
Whether the protagonist's starving is seen as spiritual or artistic, the panther is regarded as the hunger artist's antithesis : satisfied and contented, the animal's corporeality stands in marked contrast to the hunger artist's ethereality.
To clarify the terminological issues, one needs to mention that Shusterman has intentionally put the term soma ( instead of the more familiar body ) in the name of his disciplinary proposal to emphasize one important feature of his conception of corporeality.