Sentence examples for spirit wanders from inspiring English sources

Best of all, we get Tengo's father, a retired door-to-door fee collector for the Japan Broadcasting Corporation, whose body lies in a hospital bed while his spirit wanders the land, banging on the doors of other characters and demanding payment.

The  guards turn up and tell Hamlet they've seen his father's perturbed  spirit wandering the battlements of Elsinore Castle.

She seems to be a sort of disembodies spirit wandering into human affairs hand in hand with the august shade of the Swan of Avon.

She shows how Victorian hagiography and recent feminist analysis alike have obscured the Brontës' identities as individual artists, and how their work has frequently been overshadowed by their public personas, most notably the Victorian image of Charlotte as a long-suffering domestic saint and the early 20th-century image of Emily as a waifish free spirit, wandering the windswept moors.

Non-fulfilment of this procedure may lead to the spirit wandering restlessly and even causing misfortune to the family members as it expresses displeasure.

They can let their spirit wander positively or aimlessly, depending on the circumstance.

Remember the things that you think about when you look out the window and your mind and spirit wander.

Traditional curses are imposed, spirits wander, juju blood flows.

"It's not that we were unfriendly before, but we were independent spirits wandering around in our own worlds".

Benjamin also used radio necromantically: like the medium at a seance, it relayed messages from spirits wandering through the remote German past.

Over the years, with improved health, there are no dead babies being thrown over the ridge and no more spirits wandering these hillsides".