Sentence examples for soul given from inspiring English sources

Alexandrist, Italian Alessandristo, plural Alessandristi, any of the Italian philosophers of the Renaissance who, in the controversy about personal immortality, followed the explanation of Aristotle's De anima (On the Soul) given by Alexander of Aphrodisias, who held that it denied individual immortality.

- "melancholic soul given to brooding silences".' He throws back his head and emits a belly laugh at the very thought.

Human beings possess a soul given to them by the demiurge, a spiritual element provided by Wisdom, and a body made from matter.

She unzipped its belly, colored distractedly and played with an iPhone during a brief lecture on the nature of the soul given by Alam Gul Sahar, one of President Hamid Karzai's speechwriters and the author of 15 books of poems.

In his autobiography, he cites two books as having been most influential in his life: one was a collection of folktales that his grandmother read to him; the other was a tale of a split soul, given to him by a good priest while he was in prison.

He argues that if it was the formal cause of the soul, given that the soul by definition is the formal cause of the human person, then it would follow that there would be a form of a form in the same genus, man.

Or are those just the different responses that the different parts of the soul gives?

"I missed the right to vote until President Reagan, bless his soul, gave me a pardon.

The belief in the soul gives you something to continue to exist after the end of your body.

But one day a charitable soul gave me a book about ancient Athens and Rome, and I was immediately hooked.

It was giant-sized classicism, engineered to reward the audience members' consensual taste in rock and '60s soul, giving them songs they knew the words to.