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It is a daily practice, incarnated in the opinion, viewpoint, demands and campaigns of all and any individual and collectivity.
Another tendency is for referents or underlying substitutes to be items that incarnate specific sensory possibilities very starkly.
Railways were consistently represented as the instrument of progress, if indeed not progress incarnate.
Another devil incarnate seemed to come striding towards him out of the darkness.
Finally, a specific narrator can be identified, that is, a person or a group that incarnated the narrative.
The approach from the inside would be to choose a person who claims to incarnate both virtues and see how he does it.
Architecturally, representing bodily forms in space (figurative and pictorial), representing the corporeal body's presence in space (sensorial) and representing the invisible body incarnated in space (spiritual) can achieve this.
Any international leader who is described by the media as the devil incarnate in one decade may well be praised in another decade for progressive leadership.
In sum, technological systems of connection both incarnate and reinforce an ideology that accords economic, political, and intellectual power to the global market, to a meritocratic elite, and to information.
Feenstra also considers the suggestion that only one of the three persons has the capacity to become incarnate.
The second point is, to what extent, if at all, can he influence the lives of those still incarnate on earth?
It was the state in all its splendour which should incarnate the general interest, and everything emanating from the market was suspect.
It is they who incarnate what is best in our national heritage.
I wish to speak particularly of the problem of the depressed areas, because it is there that the pressing problem of unemployment is incarnate.
He is evil incarnate, but we seem unable to make the final, logical step—to say that if he is responsible, he must be held responsible and removed from power.
