Sentence examples for tree spirit from inspiring English sources

Here is the locus that recently contained this tree spirit.

Equally ancient is the belief in a tree spirit that enters buildings through the trunks of trees used in their construction.

The story, about a tree spirit who longs for the excitement of the city, reflects Europe's abandonment of romanticism in favour of modernism, something that fascinated Andersen.

Like the tree spirit in Andersen's The Dryad who longs to see the excitement of Paris during the 1867 Great Exhibition, these are artists who seek to discover themselves in travel.

So for a while, I had this idea that I was going to write a story from the point of view of a tree that leaps into a woman — you know, a tree spirit that seeks to escape death by making an Ovid-like leap, at Ovid-like existential prices.

The ethereal polyphony with which the Sixth begins was gracefully sculpted, and the medieval modal scale on which that symphony was based was used to create an atmosphere of enchantment; Sibelius's label for one of the stormy episodes was 'the pine tree spirit and the wind', and that was exactly how the music came across.

Arak Long and Arak Ghree, the tree spirits, must give permission for the cutting of any significant trees.

In addition, its depiction of kodama (Japanese tree spirits) as white humanoid creatures with clattering heads provided one of the more enduring images in anime.

And what a paradise: Mr. Miyazaki's love of the environment manifests itself in lush vistas, limpid ponds and verdant forests populated by kodama, tree spirits.

"I think it's close to what would be an African-American world view — tree spirits and all those kinds of things," Wilson says.

Occasionally the animators and computer-graphics technicians supply a nice image, as in a scene of Peter being carried upside down by an airlift of fairies (known here as tree spirits).