Sentence examples for foul spirits from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hayward is likely to be in foul spirits.
Raphael's painting is a reference to the Gospel of Mark, chapter nine, in which Jesus descends from transfiguration to cure a boy of the "foul spirit" causing his seizures.
(Meanwhile, the league worried that tinkering with the "no funeral, no foul" spirit of the rules would make the game too soft. Can we now agree there is really no danger of that?) While we don't know what's going to happen in Game 7, there is no shortage of predictions.
The emergence of Paul Calf, Coogan's foul-mouthed Mancunian drunk, raises spirits considerably.
In the story, Lakshman suspects foul play by the demons and spirits that are living around them that may have lured his brother away.
At other times, his unquenchable spirit is manifest in foul and sometimes dangerous play.
He tried to squeeze the demands for more representative democracy into the restrictive framework he had inherited.China cried foul, alleging a serious breach of the spirit of the Joint Declaration.
Western medicine has, thankfully, in the past several centuries advanced beyond drilling holes in the head to release evil spirits and bleeding patients to drain them of foul humors.
Even the dismissal of Michael Parkhurst, incorrectly shown a red card after Tyson Wahl fouled Kwadwu Poku in the box late on, didn't dampen Columbus spirits.
