Sentence examples for spirit for example from inspiring English sources
An agathos daimōn ("good spirit"), for example, was benevolent in its relationship to men.
Spirit, for example, charges extra just to use an overhead bin.
That is the question.To go back to the present collection, you seem to use bigger words than you've ever dared use before soul and spirit, for example.
The collection feels personal as if it had a compelling need to be written.A decade and a half ago Mr Heaney told The Economist that once the evil banalities of sectarianism seemed to be receding, his verse was able to admit the "big words" with which poetry had once abounded: soul and spirit, for example.
Spirit, for example, charges $50 for an overhead bag at the check-in counter and $100 if you wait until the gate.
We also recognize that it is possible to meet the letter of the law while violating its spirit (for example, if funding is too low to provide adequate compensation, teachers may obtain meaningless degrees from diploma mills).
Theological and supernatural accounts of the world involving gods and spirits, for example, ceased to be plausible.
Foreign firms are not the only targets: recent action on alleged price-fixing by jewellers and the distillers of spirits, for example, nabbed only Chinese firms.
Many native peoples use wind instruments to communicate with spirits; for example, peoples of the Northwest Coast use a small wooden whistle to signal the presence of spirit beings at ceremonials.
He had a keen and boisterous sense of humour and bubbled with high spirits – for example, in the saucy but irresistible adult book The Naughty Nineties, animating the Gibson Girl drawings.
Though this statistical relationship could be an indicator of risky behaviors (driving under the influence of spirits, for example), there are a number of other possible reasons for the finding.
