Sentence examples for soul leaps from inspiring English sources

"When I see dancers on the stage, my soul leaps and the feeling spills over into my work".

In the late afternoon photographer's light, my first sight of the 13th-century aqueduct still makes my soul leap.

Everyone was shaken up at that point watching the poor souls leaping from the towers and the exodus uptown of ash-covered New Yorkers.

The boldest sailor climbs on board with a heavy soul, and leaps on land with a light spirit.

"Looper" and "Cloud Atlas," both introduced at the Toronto International Film Festival in the last few days, are loaded with migrating souls or leaps across the years.

"Look at all those dancers — Isadora throwing away her corset, shoes and bra; Merce giving up stories and Graham going into whatever she calls it, that darkness of the inner soul; Nureyev leaping over the wall.

In his biography of the writer, Brod recounts the deepening of their friendship in the spring of 1911 thus: "I showed my love for my friend, too, by setting to music his little poem 'Little soul – though leaping dancest' to a simple melody accompanied by variations on the piano".

And maybe there's a bond between the decaying bridge and the damaged souls who leap from it.

Martin Sexton is a down-home virtuoso with a voice that can groan like an alternative rocker, slide like a soul man or leap up to a pearly falsetto.

A singer and songwriter, Mr. Sexton can groan like an alternative rocker, slide like a soul man or leap up to a pearly falsetto.

The singer and songwriter Martin Sexton can groan like an alternative rocker, slide like a soul man or leap up to a pearly falsetto.