Sentence examples for fellow spirits from inspiring English sources

Q. Have you met any fellow spirits in art? A. Oh yeah.

Throughout the book, Azaro's fellow spirits pursue him, attempting to steal him back again; thus 'magic realism' opens its dire trapdoor, and some of the novel falls through it.

When we find our fellow spirits, we need to disabuse ourselves of illusions that there is any shortcut out of the swamp.

He also recognized in Bach a fellow spirit, a fellow improviser.

Asked if he sees Fischer as a fellow spirit, MacGregor replies: "Very much".

Verma recognised from the start a fellow spirit whose highly developed social conscience was linked to a remarkable artistic imagination.

Macintosh saw a similar interest in human qualities in the work of Finch, which she first encountered as drawings on the front cover of Architects' Journal: "I realised he was a fellow spirit before I met him".

He was quick off the mark with the young Caravaggio, but in Poussin he recognized a fellow spirit who was also one of the great painters of all time.

The sinister-looking but kindly science teacher, who sees a fellow spirit in Victor, is drawn to look like Vincent Price (who made his final screen appearance in Burton's Edward Scissorhands) and speaks with the voice of Martin Landau (who played Bela Lugosi in Burton's Ed Wood).

"These pilots have put their quest for a new contract ahead of getting customers to their destinations and the safety of their fellow Spirit Team Members," airline spokesman Paul Berry said in a statement.

"These pilots have put their quest for a new contract ahead of getting customers to their destinations and the safety of their fellow Spirit Team Members," Berry told NBC News in the video segment above.