Sentence examples for like spirits from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, stories were told of untamed children who lived there like "spirits of the moors".

People tend to like spirits that are active but do not cause harm.

They also like spirits with special gifts—spirits that aid with spell castings, cause visions, and vivid dreams are examples".

They huddle together; beneath the blanket: their hands "moved, quietly, like spirits".

He writes, "They came to the observer like spirits out of an unfathomed wilderness core".

A flock of geese, startled out of the campus lake, flew above the men like spirits.

These helpmeets, he implied, could never be of "like spirit" with the male members.

"I believe clubs were formed years ago by people of like spirit: doctors, lawyers, accountants, bakers, butchers, whatever they like.

Notably, Crabbe's poem is full of Banquo-like spirits who torment Grimes unto madness and death.

The milk-coloured girl has to be led through the castle and defended from smoke-like spirits that erupt from the ground, complicating the pleasingly thought-provoking levels and breaking up your wanderings with some stick-thwacking combat.

In Japanese mythology, the kitsune are fox-like spirits possessing magical abilities that increase with their age and wisdom.