Sentence examples for souls light from inspiring English sources

Poor Souls' Light: Seven Curious Tales is available now.

For me this is more than mere personal affection, and I work closely with a number of others – writers Jenn Ashworth, Alison Moore, Emma Jane Unsworth and Tom Fletcher and artist Beth Ward – to publish a bespoke anthology of "Curious Tales" each year (this year's volume is Poor Souls' Light: Seven Curious Tales).

At Red Rocks, humanity comes alive as music touches souls, lights dance upon the rock walls, and the skyline of Denver waves fondly in the distance at those lucky enough to experience such an inspiring place.

But to describe this pop-jazz singer, composer and guitarist as a gifted Cole acolyte doesn't take into account the winding tributaries that bring in the blues, folk, pop-soul, light funk, Americana and Broadway flavors.

A great beam of light bisects the composition diagonally, turning the entire composition into an abstract diagram of Matthew's traditional symbol, the balance or set of scales: Christ's divine light will lever him upward, making his soul light and enabling him to rise out of base darkness.

Critical recognition of Ware's album later improved, being cited by Allmusic as "the perfect mix of soul, light funk, jazz, and what was about to become the rhythmic foundation for disco".

I didn't see a single soul lighting up — and in China that is quite remarkable.

Tomorrow someone will stare north over the Imjin River, sky the color of solder, someone grieving a father or mother or brother sister, 11 million separated families, 11 million lost relations -- soul-light seeking the heaven of another, bittersweet, sweet-bitter as a hope hoped until it comes true, crossing where?

Each night during the last five minutes of the hour, my soul lights up and sparkles a little brighter now, just like the Eiffel Tower does on the other side of the globe, lighting up to shine its beacon upon all.

It doesn't matter that Spurrier is not too far behind his rival in the stratosphere of winning percentages or that he, too, coached his Florida team to a national title, in 1996 -- at least not to the lost souls who light up the switchboards of talk radio stations.

I only know that the soul needs to grow and the soul needs light to do so.