Sentence examples for dear souls from inspiring English sources
Now we have a fight on our hands to ensure that England – this land of such dear souls, this dear, dear land – does not become a meaner, darker, smaller-spirited place.
It sucks that these dear souls lost their lives to a machine that loves violence.
I can say that I, personally, used to be the 2nd type, but now, I'm the 3rd -- I value myself just as much as I value other dear souls.
"May his dear soul rest in peace".
He is her "dearest friend"; she is his "dear soul".
Christopher Plummer, who plays Parnassus and worked with Gilliam on Twelve Monkeys, recently told an interviewer that the director had himself blamed the jinx that appeared to afflict his films for Ledger's death: "[Terry] is a very dear soul underneath all that wacky stuff, a very emotional man," he said.
My dear soul-sister Sue recently told me that my commitment to my partner matters to her, that it inspires her, and that her family are rooting for ours.
Farewell, sister, my dearest soul, as I hope to prosper, and hail.' They are the among the earliest examples of a woman's handwriting in Latin.
Crabbe Street resident Norma Pearce, 74, said: "If you're going to say closure, a lot of these dear old souls won't make any life where they move on and they won't know where they are and what they're doing".
"Come, dear great soul," Verlaine wrote back.
