Dinner brings the opportunity to share a soul-warming casserole of curried oxtail or a platter of irregular, springy e-fu noodles with fat mushrooms.
The two shows shared a soul, if not an aesthetic.
Before the unveiling, I had to sign two legally binding agreements not to share with a soul what lay behind the specially blacked-out windows at Beckham's Mayfair boutique.
Indeed, there are times when I wonder if Calvin and I are really the same person — if, in some mystical way, we share a single soul.
She writes, "For our self-conscious generation (and in this, I and Zuckerberg, and everyone raised on TV in the Eighties and Nineties, share a single soul), not being liked is as bad as it gets.
While 'we may not share an essence, a soul, an identity or any other fixed attributes with others', Rose adds, 'there is one status that we do share, and that is our status as subjects of government' (Rose, 1999b: 284).
First, although several of Marinella's predecessors on the pro-woman side of the debate had argued both that men and women were equal in so far as they shared a rational soul, and also that women were superior, they had failed to address adequately the tension between the claims of equality and of superiority; Marinella addresses it directly and persuasively.
And writing, always writing in tiny journals that I shared with not a soul.
Both share a purity of soul, a deep bond and fundamentally never change -- Dr. Swenson in her heartless scientific pursuit and Easter in his otherworldly goodness.
