Adjective complement with noun phrase

• have: How could it be that our thoughts, which have something corporeal in them, namely, movement, are not themselves corporeal?

Modifies a noun

• substance: Instead on the corporeal side you have lots of bits of corporeal substance.

• existence: Here you will have learned Duty at the cost of your corporeal existence.

• being: Because we are spiritual as well as corporeal beings, balance can only be achieved when both of these aspects are addressed.

• reality: As he looked up in awe, the immaterial coalesced into corporeal reality as the Goddess herself appeared.

• body: His thoughts swirled around his corporeal body which was losing its edges fast.

• object: In other words, we do not perceive sensations; we directly perceive ideas and via these ideas we indirectly perceive corporeal objects.

Modifying Another Word

• not: If it is not corporeal, it is not subject to division or change.

• purely: Many angels will disapprove of their fellows for purely corporeal activities, in a most bigoted way.

Preposition: in

• piece: Hell Emio Greco and Pieter C Scholten explore the world of the corporeal in this visceral piece of contemporary dance.