Sentence examples for souls point from inspiring English sources

Less hard-bitten souls point to what happened on August 14th 2003, or rather what didn't.

Bill Gross, a bond-market veteran, adds these numbers to soaring consumer debts to arrive at what he calls the "finance-based economy"—a perilous venture sustained by the Fed's super-low interest rates.More optimistic souls point to the sort of arguments that fuelled the sharp rise in share prices and talk of a new economy in the 1990s.

(A few practical souls pointed out that it is also greatly in the school's legal interests to able to say to thundering parents, "We told them").

Not only has this experience helped her see what is important to her, but "it's also been a really great experience from a soul point of view, because there's a lot of fear when it comes to putting yourself out there and getting behind your ideas and going for it even before anyone knows about it," she says.

A naked soul point of view of how their breakdowns were really a preparation for breakthroughs.

A naked soul point of view on how breakdowns are really just preparation for breakthroughs.

Yet, after a kind soul pointed out to me where we were in the program, the videos seemed less absurd and more textually grounded.

The experience described by St. John of the Cross, a 16th-century Spanish mystic, as "the dark night of the soul" points precisely to the experience of failure.

At the victory party, she said sadly, "I just don't understand what happened to Tippy". "What does it matter?" a callous soul pointed out.

Hunt rotworms to regain soul points and food.

The arduous task of soul-building will continue for each of them, as it did for Affenlight, right up to the point when their souls stop.