| This vision of a new beginning in a pure and untrammeled land served to spiritualize the past where there were no antique monuments to do so. |
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| So there you go, plenty to entertain you, spiritualize you, educate you and most importantly make you laugh. |
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| If literacy introduces John to the spirituality of the text, it also seems to spiritualize Lucy. |
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| People of the Ancient World didn't spiritualize the way they did to be cool, or to be rebellious. |
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| For this, however, you must spiritualize yourselves, putting materialism away from you each day. |
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| But Jesus arrived to spiritualize a planet whose culture was at best very partial and fragmentary. |
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| So I cannot just spiritualize something that has to start first with the body, the concrete reality. |
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| The new way is to spiritualize all aspects of daily living. |
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| It is imperative to spiritualize individuals and, go furthermore, to show to all Human and Spiritual Beings the importance of affection and understanding so that a truly fraternal society can exist. |
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| Rooted in a theology of loss and gain, her poems physicalize the spiritual but also spiritualize the physical. |
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| This can be accomplished by applying your will to spiritualize your relationships through setting and consistently applying high moral standards and ideals. |
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| It points out this lifetime as an especially important one, for you are directly faced, among other things, with the necessity to spiritualize the disappointments you have experienced through your great need for love. |
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| It tries, to some extent, to resist the temptation to spiritualize Kate by finding meaning or comfort in her terrible situation even as it succumbs, in the end, to creepy and unconvincing redemptive impulses. |
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| Hurrell tried to spiritualize her in the same way that other photographers had spiritualized Garbo, and Crawford, as the thirties wore on, tended to stiffen, as if she were trying to live up to the images of her in magazines. |
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