Sentence examples for vigorous souls from inspiring English sources

You read Tocqueville's description of an organization that satisfies your desires almost before you're aware of them, all the while spinning "a network of small, complicated, painstaking, uniform rules through which the most original minds and the most vigorous souls cannot clear a way," and you think: Is he talking about Starbucks or Microsoft?

To this is joined, shortly after birth, a vigorous animal soul.

"For wine and indulgence in meat make the body strong and vigorous, but the soul weak".28 And in order that I may not offend athletes, I shall take my own people as examples.

Mostly, though, Mr. Stump is a great soul singer — precise, romantic, vigorous — even when his band is at its most jagged.

Right now, in 2013, La Grande Bellezza looks like a "come-dressed-as-the-fantastically-vigorous-and-unrepentantly-hedonistic-soul-of-rich-Europe party".

The characters they hatched were roughly their age peers, and turned soul searching into an exercise so vigorous it practically burned calories.

Guided tours (€3.50) at 10am, 11am and noon every Sunday paint a poignant picture of the once-vigorous Jewish community of cultured merchants dwindling to 20 souls after the war.

The arc of Monday's concert, which ran 90 minutes without intermission, suggested a musical and spiritual journey from faith and innocence through a dark night of the soul that is ultimately rejected with a vigorous assertion of optimism.

Is Cornwall's aide (Michael Arden) — who conspicuously interprets speeches into vigorous sign language — perhaps meant to signify the difficulty of disparate souls communicating?

The blend of image and language in "Souls Against the Concrete" mirrors Allah's films, which are vigorous talking pictures.

The fight for Turkey's soul is about to be joined in a much more vigorous way.