Sentence examples for from the spirits from inspiring English sources

Now let us speak of where it came from: the spirits.

The text of this topic, Buddhism: The "Imported" Tradition, was adapted, with the author's permission, from "The Spirits of Chinese Religion," by Stephen F. Teiser.

Created from the spirits of women who died in childbirth, the Malaysian langsuir is not someone you want to meet in the middle of the night.

Describing this simple two-cell building, with uneven floors and white walls, he admitted that he "could not be immune from the spirits of this place".

Shamans, who aided hunters and cured sickness, derived their power from the spirits of deceased shamans who appeared to them in dreams.

Ms. Chao Socheata, who has recovered from the spirits that ailed her earlier this year, plays Preah Arun Tipadey, the Sarastro role.

That detracts from the spirit of the Olympics, he said.

It's a far cry from the spirit of punk.

Footage from "The Spirit" prompted walkouts from Lionsgate's presentation in 2008.

Among tribes of the Northwest Coast, rattles represent voices from the spirit world.

She helps mystical Navajos in the Southwest battle a creature from the spirit world.