Sentence examples for mighty souls from inspiring English sources

I heard it in the prayers lifted at the White House, at North Park University in Chicago, and in the basement of a church in Spanish Harlem where kind, mighty souls formed Human Circles of Protection last week and stood in solidarity with the poor, the vulnerable, and the least of those among us.

COLLINSVILLE Bridge Street Live The Dave Keller Band and the Mighty Soul Drivers, soul and blues.

For her two-night stand at the Beacon, as on a good stretch of her current tour, she shared a bill with the reliably mighty soul singer Mavis Staples, who's a full decade her senior.

The savior proved mighty mortal.

Tales of epic battles and mighty kings and tortured souls abound.

O.K., there still isn't, not always a generation of filmmakers who came of age in the ruins of the studios, in the late sixties and early seventies, such as Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Brian De Palma, and Steven Spielberg, provide the exemplary modern versions of the showman with a heart, the personal filmmaker whose mighty pageantry has a soul.

A highly anticipated rarity on the bill is the Mighty Hannibal, the turban-wearing soul singer of the late 50's and 60's, who recorded some powerfully raw and tender sides, lived several lifetimes on both sides of the tracks and has been long overdue for the mini-revival he is experiencing.

Much of the soul of "The Mighty Macs" is articulated by the character Sister Sunday (portrayed brilliantly by Marley Shelton).

This can be more restful to the mind and soul than dining lavishly in a king's palace with untrustworthy souls lined along his mighty table.

To bust out of the prison cell of death, whose doors aren't meant to be opened from the inside, a soul has to be mighty uneasy — angry as hell and prepared to do some serious damage.

Knowing in your soul that you're mighty special no matter what.