Sentence examples for fallen soul from inspiring English sources

Like a fallen soul, it is facing some stern judgments, both from prospective players and Dante scholars who wonder why a classic work of Western literature needed updating at all.

The mother's role, originated by the superb Mary Alice, is greatly expanded to accommodate the casting of Whitney Houston, as a fallen soul singer raising her three daughters as devoutly as possible.

A grotesque satire on limitless wealth and the inequalities it spawns, it's about a boy from the Jeddah slums who rises as a henchman in a ruthless tycoon's palace, only to crave salvation for his fallen soul.

In the gnostic mysteries (the esoteric dualistic cults that viewed matter as evil and the spirit as good), this process was carried further through the identification of the experiences of the soul that was to be saved with the vicissitudes of a divine but fallen soul, which had to be redeemed by cultic activity and divine intervention.

The word manumit has appeared in 109 New York Times articles since 1851, including on May 11 , 1997in the book review "That Old-Time Religion" by Charles B. Dew: In their quest for "the rebirth of the fallen soul" and "the regeneration of the corrupt heart," the early Baptist and Methodist ministers took aim at a wide variety of sins and sinners.

Robocams and roving camera operators tracked the show's star from room to room, as he ministered to nine fallen souls.

Thus, redemption restores fallen souls from matter to spirit, from image to reality, a principle directly exemplified both in the sacraments and in the inspired biblical writings, in which the inward spirit is veiled under the letter of law, history, myth, and parable.

In 1998 the label teamed fallen 60s soul singer/producer Andre Williams with Collins and Dan Kroha – also of the Gories – to release Silky, an album of wonderfully sleazy, dog-eared R&B that rebooted Williams's career.

Maiden then reveals herself to be Panther Zora (Honey's nemesis and the leader of the Panther Claw in the original series) reborn; Honey wounds Dolmeck, and his body releases the fallen evil souls of all the countless villains Honey has killed.

As the dew falls the soul eases into bodily receptiveness.

Whatever its details, the essential theme of this mythology remains constant: the soul is fallen, entangled with evil matter, and then liberated by the spirit or nous.