Sentence examples similar to a small soul from inspiring English sources

Driving past a block of run-down one-story homes, Jimmy pulled up alongside a small soul-food restaurant.

Mark Twain described Vanderbilt as something like the Grinch, the "idol of... a crawling swarm of small souls" — a cartoon that Stiles does a good job of redrawing.

Financial struggles forced Brenda Williams to close the small soul food restaurant she had owned on the South Side for six years.

Allison resides in Michigan with her fantastic husband, small soul and two fur-babies.

It is a small sound, but the very soul of anticipation -- much better than the actual clamorous arrival of the Broadway local.

A big city with a small-town soul, Washington has become a bit weak in the knees.

He scrutinized the consequences of corporate domination and examined American race relations in the novel Telegraph Avenue (2012), which centres on the denizens of a small jazz and soul record shop threatened by the imminent incursion of a rival chain store.

Within the nasty bluster exists a small, frightened, good soul who, in quick and brutal moments of illumination, is as horrified by what he's doing as we are.

By focusing on a small band of souls who are born and die and suffer rebirth again and again, he turns a speculative chronicle into a group biography that plays to the heart as well as the mind.

Indeed one may, without stretching things, see in the conjunction of foot and empty shoe a small figuration of the humble soul casting off the husks or coverings of the material world.

It was a poetic notion, a coloring book, a three-minute cartoon; now it's a small piece of my soul.