The word "soul" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's spirit or essence. For example, "My grandmother had a beautiful soul."
His heart would have been in a pro-European campaign, that's a campaign that Charles would have engaged in heart and soul.
This is the stain on our soul that prime minister Keating so movingly evoked at Redfern 21 years ago.
Related: Le Pen family feud is a battle for the soul of the Front National – and France In an interview with the centre-right Le Figaro newspaper on Monday, Le Pen, who had threatened to leave the political ring "only at the end of the bout, whether victor or vanquished", seemed almost conciliatory as he said he would withdraw his candidature to avoid further damage to the party.
What to do The heart and soul of the town is the Royal harbour complete with obelisk, Georgian lighthouse, lifeboat station and yacht marina.
All kinds of things happen there – in Clarksdale, Mississippi, blues legend and in many people's eyes the father of popular music, Robert Johnson, supposedly sold his soul to the devil.
Related: After Labour's election horror, the soul-searching begins There is plenty of space for a social democratic party in Britain capable of speaking for two-thirds of the country or more, and able to appeal to both aspirational and left-behind voters.
They spend "24 hours a day in their mosquito-infested cells, sleeping on the floor with no books or writing materials to break the soul-destroying tedium", according to Greste.
Afri Kokoa Festival Rich Mix, London, Saturday Soundway Records chief Miles Cleret will be bringing African funk-soul before residents AJ Kwame and Baggy play a mix of Afrobeat, roots, highlife and reggaeton.
I think there are some communities that have to do some soul-searching.
But I think we as a country have to do some soul-searching.
