Sentence examples for credited to spirits from inspiring English sources

And it's worth glancing over the fanciful program: direction and choreography of "SoLe Sanctuary" are credited to "Spirits Known".

Much of its success is credited to Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, a biographer of the park's designer and founding spirit, Frederick Law Olmsted.

He credited the islanders' "spirit of resistance" for their ability to cope with the hostile environment.

TODAY's recommended economics writing:Robert Shiller credits animal spirits for the economic state we're in by which he means, basically, how people feel A critical aspect of animal spirits is trust, an emotional state that dismisses doubts about others.

The reason is a credit to them and the spirit they have.

I think we were all written off before the game, everyone pretty clear in their opinion of the game, that we would do well to come back with anything other than a loss, but the players deserve an immense amount of credit, to fight and show spirit and passion in the game.

Mr. Alayo, one of the local scene's leading lights, who came to the Bay Area in 1997 after participating in a Caribbean Music and Dance exchange, credits a spirit of collaboration (and an abundance of local grant-making organizations) for his success.

Ward credits this spirit of outdoorsiness with a childhood spent doing quite the opposite.

"I guess," he said, "that it's a story a lot of people can identify with, and one that is a credit to tennis and a credit to the human spirit".

He told BBC London 94.9: "It was a credit to the way we prepared ourselves, set up and our spirit.

You have to give credit to Wahlberg; he plays the part of John with enthusiasm and spirit.