Sentence examples for spiritual effect from inspiring English sources

It was played frequently for its soothing, spiritual effect, and for whatever consolation it provided.

Clearly the aging Matisse was seeking a spiritual effect, but was it also an expression of his own religiosity?

Lighting an actor from above gives his face a spiritual effect; from below, an uncanny or evil appearance.

And some here said that the meeting, simply in bringing together such a diverse group, could ultimately have a wider spiritual effect.

The facial expressions of the figures in those paintings show an extraordinary restraint that appears as a deliberately controlled intensity with great spiritual effect.

The concept of redemption as deliverance from the spiritual effect of past transgressions may or may not be identical with salvation, though the terms are synonymous in many contexts, notably within Christianity.

But the moral or spiritual effects are almost all bad.

This demonstrates the pettiness of arbitrary political power and the absence of redress in Vietnam, but Ms. Huong is more interested in its spiritual effects.

But Eisenhower's least heeded warning — concerning the spiritual effects of permanent preparations for war — is more important now than ever.

The programme will hear from a range of British Muslims throughout Ramadan on how they cope with daily life, and the physical and spiritual effects of fasting.

In his teacher-training manual, Friend spends a great deal of time on philosophy and writes that the spiritual effects of yoga are more important than the physical ones.