The phrase 'set spirit' is grammatically correct but it can be confusing and is not used often in written English.
It can be used to refer to the determination or attitude of a person or group. For example, "The team's set spirit is one of the reasons they have accomplished so much."
This has set spirits soaring among the real estate barons, lobbyists and one-percent financier sorts who kvetch that New York's Democrats, left to their lefty druthers, will pitch New York back into a darkness of giggly overspending, union giveaways and crime.
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The SPIRIT intervention is a six-component programme (table 1): Audit, feedback and goal setting : SPIRIT begins with the provision of a facilitated discussion of the findings from the agency's preintervention measures (see below) to the individuals that each agency nominates to be part of their 'leaders' group.
/ Denim and leather / Brought us all together / It was you that set the spirit free".
Bus driver Steve Hurst, 29, set up Spirit Buses, having spotted a "gap that's long needed filling".
"I turn your morals upside down and set your spirit free," Prince Orlofsky tells us in Die Fledermaus.
The song began with his quavery tenor voice exposed above hymnlike chords, then took on pomp and heft as he implored, "Set my spirit free".
"It was a good day on Mars," Matt Wallace, manager of the robotic rover mission, said after the distant Sun set on Spirit's landing site in Gusev crater, near the Martian equator.
I know well that hard work doesn't set your spirit free – because in 1930, at the age of seven, I began earning my crust of bread as a beer-barrow boy.
