corporeality

• From science to industrialization to information management to creating the new corporeality, all in the space of a lifetime or two, a fugue, a cultural takeoff, a synergistic explosion, a radical phase-change of a people's ability, ingenuity and power…I was on the edge of hysteria, just like Tanaka and Shaw… Because it hadn't happened that way here! —  Asimov's Science Fiction [2001.04]
• A Mailbox intimate blasts us for reducing his access to letter-writers 'vitriol; Armond White's corporeality is questioned; a Katz supporter (and kosher corrector) comes out. —  New York Press
• Matthew Schwartz's quasi-autobiographical verse complicates and clarifies the emotions waiting just underneath the patterns and expectations of the speakers 'daylight lives, where anger, joy, corporeality, and mortality all seem to collide. —  The Chicago Blog
• This has been a necessary step both to counter the negativity attached to the identification of femininity with corporeality, and to create a more holistic vision of what it means to be a human being. —  Counago & Spaves
• He should have been (for the atmosphere of the home in which you have dwelt for a century is not so easily dissipated) a doddering old corporeality, yet he felt he was now all thought and glorious essence of life. —  The Best Short Stories of 1919 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms

Used in the Same Context