Sentence examples for pair of souls from inspiring English sources

A pair of souls, in other words, armed with a single body.

How nice, I think, that a pair of souls can dedicate their lives to each other, in those outfits at this temperature.

Costello neatly reclaims a pair of soul songs he originally wrote for Howard Tate and Solomon Burke, but the guest vocalists Lucinda Williams (too screechy) and Emmylou Harris (too sweet) aren't used to great effect.

A great way of staying anchored in positive reality is to identify a pair of soul mates that you admire.

They had formed what by all accounts was a club of kindred spirits, a pairing of souls.

Yet the play is ultimately more interested in love than sex, more caught up in the pairing of souls than in the pull of bodies.

Yet Mr. Ziff, an aspiring photographer at the time, somehow captured in his subjects the precocity, and fragility, of a pair of old souls.

(Zinoman) 'Noah and the Tower Flower' This bittersweet two-person play, set in a gritty Dublin neighborhood, follows a pair of damaged souls who spend their first night together.

This pair of debonair souls sit opposite each other on Manhattan's Park Avenue, four blocks from the Time-Life Building where Mad Men – another TV office classic – was set.

The winning combination of Glen Davis and Nate Robinson is either a pair of lost souls, as described by Yahoo.com's Adrian Wojnarowski, or misfits (the description favored by Ken Berger of CBSSports.com) but as Bob Ryan writes in The Boston Globe, Davis keeps finding a way into these situations, despite all of his obstacles.

This airless tale of struggling artist Daniel (Wes Bentley), who submits to a humiliating series of work assignments by a dying, mysterious recluse named Warner (Frank Langella), attempts to plumb the emotional depths of this pair of tortured souls yet never sufficiently makes us care about either.