Sentence examples for soul exhibit from inspiring English sources

It's part of our Roots of Soul exhibit that helps explain the gospel influence on soul music.

"Human good," he writes, "turns out to be activity of soul exhibiting excellence".

A certain sort of flourishing, a certain sort of what the Greeks called eudaimonia, available to people whose souls exhibit a certain kind of harmony.

Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.

Each of these debates reverberate beneath the surface of the Brooklyn Museum's new exhibit Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power.

On Maxwell's emergence with Urban Hang Suite, writer Carol Brennan cited him, along with the Fugees, D'Angelo and Tony Rich, as neo soul musicians that "exhibited the identifying characteristics of this new breed of R&B artists: lyrics that give voice to intense personal expression, creative control over the music, and a unexpectedly successful debut".

Despite the brevity of the classroom experience, Mr. McCourt exhibited a soul of wit that continues to reverberate with his many students.

Maybe the omnipotent commissioner will see that few players have ever exhibited the same heart and soul of John Starks, and maybe Stern will exhibit some of his own in declaring Starks a free agent.

On the other hand, the publicity from the Cincinnati trial drew larger crowds to the center than had ever visited it before, made Mapplethorpe's name more widely known than any other photographer's in this country and gave some daring souls the go-ahead to exhibit and publish sexual material off-limits before.

What they didn't say: Brand loyalty doesn't seem to drive the purchasing decisions of today's young buyers as much as hipster marketing and hyper names for trim levels do (Exhibit A: Soul+ and Soul!).

According to a wonderfully ripe account Picasso "exhibited his secret dandy soul by wearing a Catalan faixa above his eyes to upstage those dressed in white tie".