Sentence examples for raise souls from inspiring English sources

The crowd later recited the traditional kadish prayer to raise souls of the deceased to heaven.

He raised the souls of the dead, penetrated people's subconscious through photographs and made up horoscopes for Boris Yeltsin.

One question she asks reverberates in my mind: "What if Mohamed Atta had been raised on soul-stretching questions instead of simple certitudes?" The relationship between the state of contemporary Islam and the mass murderers of Al Qaeda is not a simple one; but it surely exists.

EPR: Well I think that I was born and raised with soul music and gospel music and R&B and I can't get away from that, for better or for worse as a singer and as a stylist that's kind of ingrained in the way I approach things, especially as a singer.

Mrs. Betts's novel "Souls Raised From the Dead" won the Southern Book Award, which is presented by newspaper book editors and reviewers in the South, and was named one of the 20 best books of 1994 by The New York Times.

Their first effort, "Free Souls," raised Banana Republic's profile and a lot of eyebrows.

Presented by the New York City Summer Mahler Project, of which Mr. Blachly is the artistic director, the event was mounted to raise money for All Souls Episcopal Church, established in New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

(Smith) New York City Summer Mahler Project (Saturday) Just over a year ago the Sheep Island Ensemble — an ad hoc assemblage of young musicians modeled after the Lucerne Festival Orchestra and named for a Maine retreat — performed an admirable rendition of Mahler's Symphony No. 4 under the direction of James Blachly, in an event to raise funds for All Souls Episcopal Church in New Orleans.

This leaves a few lone souls to raise concern.

There are a few brave souls who raise their hand, but just a few.

The Democratic Party has abdicated much of its soul to raise the money necessary to be elected.