Sentence examples for dying spirits from inspiring English sources

The aching question of where they belong lurks under the surface of things, the quiet desperation of dying spirits too tired to dream anymore.

Something happened on the day he died, Spirit rose a meter then stepped aside.

Groups of white agitators, with their angry words and fists and "ready-to-die" spirits, were able to present themselves as sympathizers throwing off police as they threw bottles at police without being noticed by them.

Instead of dying, his spirit or something floats above his body, which is now curled around a urinal like a fetus.

I have that never-say-die spirit.

Beyond that, the British can-do, never-say-die spirit is exhausting to behold.

This never-say-die spirit was alive and well in the Northern Irish players.

Van Gaal has been heartened by United's never-say-die spirit.

It must be that "Live Free or Die" spirit, no? "Live free and die, I'd say," Ms. Stone said.

Similarly, Bayern Munich won narrowly, coming from a goal down in Basel to win 2-1 toanks thethe never-say-die spirit of Bastian Schweinsteiger, who scored twice.

The buy-or-die spirit of Russia's new market economy doesn't adapt any better to the atmosphere of bleak despair in these novels.