Sentence examples for the two souls from inspiring English sources

Trampling Out the Vintage: César Chávez and the Two Souls of the United Farm Workers.

So the two souls in my breast, the English and European, may now be brought into conflict with each other.

Almost overnight, the hall became "a bivouac in a labor war," wrote Frank Bardacke in "Trampling Out The Vintage: Cesar Chavez and the Two Souls of the United Farm Workers" (Verso, 2011).

The behavior of the two captains, Aldo Grasso wrote in the newspaper, contrasted the "two souls of Italy" — one represented by a "cowardly fellow who flees his own responsibilities, both as a man and as an official" and the other as the one who tries to bring him back.

Indeed, the two souls of cinema coexist in Cannes: independent cinema and commercial cinema.

What is the cause of this polarization between the "two souls" that once coexisted?

"Of the eighteen hundred souls in our village, not one was exiled," a villager named Joseph Merzisen wrote.

The same Creator who names the stars also knows the names of the seven souls we mourn today.

When the Seven Souls split up in 1969, Welch returned to Paris and tried unsuccessfully to restart his musical career.

The eight souls cooped up here on an isolated country estate can't help inflicting physical damage as they annoy one another to the point of rawness.

This was abandoned when Welch was recruited to play guitar in a Los Angeles pop-soul group that became known as the Seven Souls.