Sentence examples for souls death from inspiring English sources
In Souls, death is just part of the journey.
For all the stuff and nonsense about escaping mortality by switching bodies and devouring souls, death is at the heart of this novel.
It is a credit to her research that it is one of the areas of the books that most interests adult readers, including the students she says write to her wanting to know more about Torak's religion with its three souls, death marks and pact with the Great Soul.
Most of pop music is about the elixir of youth, and getting older is associated with some sort of soul death.
He would not have put it quite this way, but he was haunted by the same spectre that has haunted many other critics of the liberal welfare state: the spectre of soul death.
Buy from Amazon.comIn this section Going for growth Robocops Divided soul Death threats ReprintsCHRISTA WOLF, an East German writer known for her perspectives on power, was for a long time a serious contender for the Nobel prize in literature.
Almost 25 years later, they get another drubbing in Joe Studwell's provocative new book, "How Asia Works".In this section Going for growth Robocops Divided soul Death threats ReprintsBut Mr Studwell's own manifesto for economic success does resemble the Washington consensus in one respect: it holds that poor economies can prosper by following a short recipe of tried and tested policies.
"Find your dream early and go for it," he urged Cliff in February 1990, "that way you will never experience the type of soul death you can see around -- death by boredom, death by drugs and alcohol, death by too much doing and not enough seeing, not enough reflection".
It's a huge and blinding cubic zirconium of imminent soul death.
On 18 January 1919, after a severe seizure, John died in his sleep at Wood Farm at 5 30 p.m. Queen Mary wrote in her diary that the news was "a great shock, tho' for the poor little boy's restless soul, death came as a great relief.
Oscar's scene with Carax's daughter is a father-daughter fight of a searing poignancy, a vision of the kind of tiny but devastating soul-deaths that, in quick and passing moments, mark a child and a parent forever.
