Sentence examples for soul struck from inspiring English sources
Has some brilliant soul struck comedic gold by riffing off of one of the greatest traditions in television history?
It is left to Firth, then, our foremost exponent of suppression, to suggest a soul struck dumb with terror, and he doesn't let us down.
To many British eyes, both president and country are too bombastic, myopically self-assured, lacking a properly tragic view of life and sometimes emotionally incontinent: Mr Bush's allusion at Camp David to the death of Mr Brown's baby daughter a tragedy, the president said, which had "strengthened [Mr Brown's] soul"—struck some listeners as unduly intrusive.
The idea of The Street of Crocodiles surviving in disguise, chopped to within an inch of its life but still clinging to its soul, strikes me as a bittersweet irony, an oddly fitting homage.
First published in June and subsequently reposted thousands of times on Facebook, the ad was presented as the sorrowful plea of a tormented soul stricken by a desperate desire to rekindle a friendship with a long-dead walrus named Gregory.
Although their choice of songs, by white writers outside the soul stream, struck critics as odd, in fact their treatment of Tim Hardin's If I Were A Carpenter (1967), The Left Banke's Walk Away Renee (1968) and Jimmy Webb's Macarthur Park (1971) were all instantly transformed by Stubbs' yearning and were all hits.
Soul simply struck a chord in a way other boxy cars didn't.
Their sound and resonance muffled perhaps even lost to our ears and Souls when struck.
Here he's just a lost soul who strikes out, but like his relationship with Baby Doll, his fire will ultimately be extinguished.
The play's soul and poetry struck right at the center of my spirit".
I'd interviewed him a couple times, and while 10 minutes at a movie junket isn't quite enough time to get a glimpse of someone's soul, he did strike me as a very thoughtful man who was skilled at purging elements of his life in public while keeping his real struggles very private.
