Sentence examples for * spirit blowing from inspiring English sources

There's a new spirit blowing here".

The artist knows that the Spirit blows wherever it pleases.

The Spirit blows like the wind, "where it wills," but where it blows it establishes a firm norm by virtue of its divine authority.

But to me, the Holy Spirit blows where it will, and it is a spirit of communal resistance.

Our connection has a greater sense of wild coincidence, like two spirits blown together in a powerful windstorm.

"It seemed to me, in the mind's eye, that I was on a mountain and that a wind not of air but of spirit was blowing," he testified later.

Fortunately, there are plenty of places to get in the spirit without blowing a paycheck to help remind you what the holidays are all about.

The Holy Spirit that "blows where it wills" has often been recognized as the impulse behind an enlargement of roles for women in the church.

Levi's® is blowing the spirit of the train trip global with digital collaborations on the Make Our Mark site (levi.com/makeourmark).

His wife applies a dab of vermillion to the fridge, to keep away evil spirits, and then blows on a conch shell to seek divine blessings and welcome the fridge into their home.

Gratitude, in the midst of this disengenuine spirit, reveals a blow to the soul of oneself.