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• a  without material form or substance
  an incorporeal spirit

• Resale rates may go up, but buying homes which have been in foreclosure for months is an incorporeal piece of information.
• Burkan's persistent retort has been that music is "intangible and incorporeal.
• Resale rates may go up, but buying homes which have been in foreclosure for months is an incorporeal piece of information.

• immaterial

• corporeal

News & Articles

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• How to talk to Siri the right way
  Siri is best when you take advantage of her iOS-integration features, like setting reminders and sending text messages. (Credit: Apple) Siri has been a controversial figure (incorporeal though she may be) since she made her debut nearly two years ago, adding much-needed voice-powered automation to iOS but sparking controversy over her limited capabilities and problems recognizing accents. In ...
  Aug. 20, 2013 - CNET

Quotes

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• Mary Baker Eddy in Christian Science Monitor
  Explaining how prophets were able to see ahead in this way, Mary Baker Eddy, who founded Christian Science, wrote, "The ancient prophets gained their foresight from a spiritual, incorporeal standpoint, not by foreshadowing evil and mistaking fact...
• John of Damascus in Telegraph.co.uk
  In his book On Holy Images, John explains that the coming of God as man accounts for a new divine law on images: "Of old, God the incorporeal and uncircumscribed was never depicted. Now, however, when God is seen clothed in flesh, and conversing...