A large pair of gray pottery Earth spirits.
Bouquets lighten spirits on gray winter days.
Restricting her palette to reticent blacks, whites and grays, she conveys the spirit, changes and constancies of a pure, unsullied wilderness.
Half Cherokee by birth and more than half in spirit, his graying hair fell long over his bronzed back, his bearded face a cross between backwoods trapper and medicine man.
The exterior color palette of crimson and gray--the symbolic "spirit" colors of WSU--is comprised of cast concrete and wood.
Indeed, the twentieth century brought forth many Dorian Grays: fiendishly pure spirits so wrapped up in aesthetics that they become heedless of humanity.
Now, in the spirit of Spalding Gray's fiercely angry one-man theatre show from the mid-1980s, "Swimming to Cambodia", he has adapted his book for the stage.First tried out on a live audience in Mr Wright's home town of Austin, Texas, "My Trip to al-Qaeda" opened in New York this week.
In Cather's telling: "When he approached the pueblo of Isleta, gleaming white across a low plain of gray sand, Father Latour's spirits rose.
"In spite of guillotine, they haven't killed me yet, they haven't killed my spirit," Sheela, now graying in her late 60s, says.
On surveying both Mr. Wallach and the graying crowd, meanwhile, Mr. De Niro caught the spirit of the evening.
