Sentence examples for engaged spirit from inspiring English sources

But unlike them, she was no cinephile, and her work remained closer to the socially engaged spirit of documentaries by Mr. Resnais and Chris Marker.

After early attempts at carving out a career as a photographer, Russell and his future wife Shirley-Ann began making short films with a fantasy/parable bent – in contrast with the socially engaged spirit of the then influential Free Cinema movement.

They and the other guests followed the monks' schedule, a rhythm of communal prayers, meals and labor intended to engage spirit and body.

The final act, set in the Peppermint Lounge in 50's New York, incorporates popular social dances, like the twist and the Lindy hop, and the dancers perform with engaging spirit to recorded songs by Jerry Lee Lewis.

He had a wicked sense of humour; was always good company; and "engaged" life in a positive spirit.

It was this man that Okonkwo threw in a fight which the old men agreed was one of the fiercest since the founder of their town engaged a spirit of the wild for seven days and seven nights.

But found the theatre production captures the Asperger's-induced alienation really well, whilst remaining fun and engaging: a spirit that I remember the book having when I read it.

"I told you guys that if I arrived at the 16th leading by a couple I might puke," Beem, an engaging free spirit, told reporters at his post-championship press conference.

Thus, for example, the capacity to adopt the type of objective viewpoint demanded by Kantian morality (discussed in the final section of Spirit)—the capacity to see things, as it were, from a detached or universal point of view might be enabled by engaging with spirit's "alienations" such as the myths and rituals of a religion professing a universal scope.

It definitely fully engages your spirit.

Expect betrayal at any stage, but engage the spirit of a support system to help you keep it real.