Sentence examples for soul sickness from inspiring English sources

White tribalism is the conservative movement's congenital soul sickness.

On the psychic front chemical palliatives promise a more effective shield against soul sickness, which has been atomized into an ever-lengthening catalog of symptoms and disorders.

Click here to view UMO's second album, II, released earlier this year, acts as a document of the intense soul sickness that accompanied that period.

Paine also has a sneaking fondness for narrative as a weapon of social justice that can result in every privilege exacting its weight in a corresponding soul sickness and every rebel being depicted as heroic.

Yet Ruban is mindful of the potential for what he calls "soul sickness", the stew of loneliness, alienation and "spiritual, mental and physical exhaustion" that comes with extensive touring.

The twisted genius of L Ron Hubbard is that he figured out a way to define and exploit contemporary soul sickness.

It is nostalgia for love and loss themselves, a soul-sickness caused by the very idea of leaving.

But he is remarkably free of the soul-sickness that afflicts so many celebrities, who grow overly interested in the persona bestowed on them by journalism.

Both have been brought to justice – but it would be misguided to believe that as a result the source of cricket's current soul-sickness has been lanced.

There's a teenage daughter, who seems a drab version of Claire Fisher, plus a half-closeted gay son, who portrays none of David's complex soul-sickness.

She is currently institutionalized in an adult home for the mentally retarded, and in the words of one scientist, Jay Shurley, filled with a soul-sickness, and sinking into an apparent' replica of an organic dementia.