Sentence examples for sort of spirits from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Waters, a sort of Spirits mascot, who wore a tomato red Paul Smith suit, noted that he also votes for the Directors Guild and the Writers Guild prizes. "And the Razzies," he said, the awards for the worst films of the year).

Sort of this benevolent sort of spirit that lays little nuggets for us to find.

"You feel this sort of spirit," Mr. Isserlis said by telephone from London.

"It's the same sort of spirit that put a man on the moon".

That's just the sort of spirit East India Youth's music invokes.

That's the sort of spirit that moved Karl Kister, a philanthropist and entrepreneur, to become involved with the Museum of Contemporary Art/Denver.

That is the sort of spirit rice-growing needs, and there are faint signs of it emerging in parcels of land across Japan.

One such horrible boy, whom the McKinsey team found particularly disturbing, left Ms. Roberson in order to engage in some sort of spirit journey across the American West.

Over the course of the film, Balthazar finds other owners, including a drunken vagabond — a sort of spirit of diabolical mischief — and a circus performer who puts the donkey into an act.

Both celebrate the Elgar most familiar to audiences today, whose music had in it "something broad, noble, chivalrous, healthy and above all, an out-of-door sort of spirit," as the composer himself wrote of his vision of English music.

That sort of spirit has served Powers well throughout a snowboarding career that began when he was 9. Reared by a single mother in an affluent area of Vermont, Powers never had the financial means of many of his competitors.