Sentence examples for large souls from inspiring English sources

By contracted hearts, not large souls... ...... — From a letter dated April 22, 1776, while serving in the First Continental Congress.

By contracted hearts, not large souls.

She was that person in my life who was very kind and generous — a large soul.

Last Christmas, Beehive hired three musical acts, including a large soul band.

All soul gems, except Black and Petty, look alike, so be aware of which ones you have in your inventory when looking to capture a large soul.

To imagine that leaders of the past were simply larger souls than those of our time is usually just a seductive fantasy, but in Roosevelt's case it's probably true.

Not only do the men lift Ms. Hyltin in marvelous parabolas at crucial moments during her scenes with Mr. de Luz, but they lift him, too; these choral moments help us to feel the characters' larger souls.

It's all part of a larger soul searching over why Germany, with great traditions in literature, theater and film, has mostly missed the current wave of challenging, complex television.

Instead, he is resigned to suggest we are all sinners and simply abides with the judgment of Cromwell's cofferer John Maidstone: "A larger soul, I think, hath seldom dwelt in a house of clay than his was".

Do we have large enough souls to show mercy and grace to those we encounter?

Unfortunately we were asked to leave by a rather large security soul brother.