| Humans, and to lesser degrees, all living organisms, do choose, and in the choosing, physicalize the present, but are never entirely prisoners of the present. |
| They might, as sensibly, try to physicalize physics by discarding the tools of mathematics. |
| Rooted in a theology of loss and gain, her poems physicalize the spiritual but also spiritualize the physical. |
| You can physicalize your desire to probe and to confront and not allow someone to wriggle out of things. |
| As if to physicalize the sense of exhaustion, Kent slumped against one of the stage pillars in utter submission. |
| In fact, it's the same reaction much older and presumably wiser people at TV networks have whenever gay characters attempt to physicalize their relationships. |
