Sentence examples for soul speaks from inspiring English sources
Aristotle says that the non-rational part of a virtuous person's soul "speaks with the same voice" (homophônei, Nicomachean Ethics 1102b28) as the rational part.
It's all about me painting what my muse's soul speaks to me.
At school, not a soul spoke Spanish, not even Señora Rickerts, the friendly, well-intentioned Spanish teacher.
Also, by stressing the inner life — the soul, speaking to God — it preserved the fragile idea that reading (a sacred text, of course) was an elevating experience.
Also, by stressing the inner life the soul, speaking to God it preserved the fragile idea that reading (a sacred text, of course) was an elevating experience.
The long overlooked Tura was held up as the prototypical outsider, a visionary loner whose tortured soul spoke eloquently across the ages.
Music, which King Christian defines as "the human soul, speaking without words", mainly offers spiritual consolation to the characters of the novel.
In the junk movies of the past, women inhabited by someone else's soul spoke in tongues — maybe during sex — but when Laura bursts into Sumerian or Sanskrit, Coppola presents it as a revelation of the eternal return of civilization.
English's and Casanova's books also challenge the conventional "shock of recognition" idea of influence, which imagines literary history as one soul speaking to another across time and space.
In the first pages of the book, the two men agree that music is "the human soul, speaking without words," but what is it speaking of, they ask — reason or passion?
