Sentence examples for needs of souls from inspiring English sources

Bunyan, however, had a contemporary psychological instrument for the diagnosis of his condition: the pastoral theology of 17th-century Calvinism, which interpreted the grim doctrine of election and predestination in terms of the real needs of souls, the evidence of spiritual progress in them, and the covenant of God's grace.

Many Republicans believe that their party is in need of soul-searching after Tuesday's election.

The showman in him, who can keep the reader interested while he picks through abstruse conspiracy theories, has gone to sleep, along with the Upper East Siders in need of soul-enlargement or whomever else he thinks he's addressing.

It's apparent, after this election, that politics is in need of soul reviving as well.

The key detail is that we should have an appointment with something important – which for them means something related to the needs of our souls.

Today, he says, they offer pallid cultural smorgasbords: "While exposing us to objects of genuine importance, they nevertheless seem incapable of adequately linking these to the needs of our souls".

I apologise on behalf of rural families who have put their own happiness, convenience and need for affordable shelter above the aesthetic needs of sensitive souls such as Jonathan Glancey.

Who wants to work so hard to satisfy the soul when the basic needs of the soul can be quite easily met?

I'd give them Theodore Zeldin's "Intimate History of Humanity," a beautiful attempt to connect up the large themes of history with the needs of the individual soul.

Confession is supposed to serve the interests of the state even as it meets the needs of the soul.

That contradiction doesn't belong only to hip-hop culture: Americans in all walks of life have trouble reconciling materialist desires and the needs of the soul.