Although not always corporeally present, it is always present in a metaphorical and mystical sense.
After her death, her body was embalmed so that she could remain with her grieving husband, corporeally at least.
The detainees were tortured corporeally, psychologically and sexually.
A man sat at a corner table, corporeally motionless.
Until well into the eighteenth century, these intellectual traits were corporeally grounded, largely determined by women's allegedly cold, moist bodily complexion.
Experience, corporeally constituted, is the lived conjunction of mind and body, body and culture, body and physical and social surroundings.
A maiden, without husband or children, and by midlife even without a settled place to live, she seemed, in this view, to exist not corporeally but only fictionally.
These films, he says, provide a comprehensive snapshot of human anxieties about our bodies, both corporeally and socially.
