Sentence examples for possible spirit from inspiring English sources

By G. Schwabe The New Yorker, May 11 , 1929P. 101 "Well, if that's how you feel, Rose, that I'm trying to break up your friendship with Hilda when I'm only telling you these things for your own good in the kindest possible spirit.

"Both Laois and Armagh are committed to the playing of our games in the best possible spirit and look forward to the continuation of a keen, sporting rivalry".

In the best possible spirit, of course, and have a lot of fun with it.

Knowing the history of the location can help bring out possible spirits.

My mother sighed in relief, and I learned, at age 6, that transcendence was possible: that spirit could conquer matter, and that therefore I could overcome whatever obstacles prevented my mother's loving me.

In all, we have tried to follow as much as possible the spirit (and the specifications) of their exercise see mainly Beck et al. (2009, pp. 161, 162).

So as staged productions go, it will be as true as possible to the spirit of the original.

They were told they could, but were asked to do it sparingly, and to hew as closely as possible to the spirit of the test.

The best of them – Joan Hickson's Miss Marple, for example, or David Suchet's Poirot – pay Agatha Christie the supreme compliment of aspiring to be as true as possible to the spirit of the original novels.

When we had finished, we had 12 sections to our clock, culminating with 60 living poets bringing as diverse and representative a range of voices as possible within the spirit of this journey.

Mr. Wilkinson, who watched the nomination announcement on television from his home in England, said of "In the Bedroom": "It was made in the best sort of spirit possible, and it's been recognized in this way.