Sentence examples for warlike spirit from inspiring English sources
In Chadwick's final assessment: The Tale of Mac Da Thó's Pig has been referred to as "one of the most brilliantly told of the early Irish sagas", which "purports to give a picture of the old heroic life in Ireland and its warlike spirit".
But Norma realizes that would mean the death of her lover, and in one of the greatest arias in the bel canto repertory, "Casta diva," prays to the moon goddess to quell the warlike spirit of her people and spread the peace of heaven to the earth.
Angus is the Celtic god of dreams, son of the warlike Dagda and a water spirit called Boann.
Jesus blessed warlike people by the gift of his Spirit, including: Consider Jesus praising a roman soldier with amazing faith: A centurion's servant was sick, and Jesus said that this certain Roman army officer had the "greatest of faith" that He had seen in Judea.
Blind, unquestioning, warlike?
The outer sections are warlike, then charming, then warlike again.
The warlike glory was evident.
It was sombre, warlike, international.
"Everyone is peaceful and warlike".
These are not warlike words.
