noncorporeal

• “Your noncorporeal form is not possessed of the same ailment your physical body possesses.”

  Simon & Schuster: Crossed

• “He took a break from writing about heady concepts like noncorporeal symbiotes and sentient stars to give Sci Fi Bookshelf a peek into his unique universe.”

  Archive 2010-02-01

• “The—entity—is no metaphor, but a malicious noncorporeal being.”

  Simon & Schuster: Songs of Love & Death

• “As controversial as this concept remains in human studies, nobody has outlined any general theory that can be applied to all non-human species, much less transcendental noncorporeal beings (for example).”

  Bunny and a Book

• “It is impossible, Mr. Fodor observes, to see how the noncorporeal can affect the corporeal "without violating the laws of the conservation of mass, of energy and of momentum.”

  The Wall Street Journal: What Lies Beneath

• “Was it a ghost, or some other noncorporeal creature?”

  Fictionaut: Tran Siberian

• “Understand that when we say gods we are not referring to some noncorporeal entity to be prayed to in times of need or feared in times of peril.”

  Simon & Schuster: Star Trek: Voyager®: Full Circle

• “The Gryphon was startled to discover that, despite its noncorporeal nature, a Runner bled when wounded badly.”

  Simon & Schuster: LEGENDS OF THE DRAGONREALM

• “Because theyre mostly noncorporeal, partly, but nobody knows exactly why.”

  Simon & Schuster: Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series

• “Some people also believe in lesser noncorporeal beings that can temporarily take physical form or occupy human beings or animals: examples include angels, ghosts, poltergeists, succubi, dybbuks, and the demons that Jesus so frequently expelled from people's bodies.”

  Is God an Accident?

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