Sentence examples for weak soul from inspiring English sources

The stumble comes, as stumbles do, when a weak soul upgrades the reach of his ambition — specifically, when Roger, who is low on funds and needs a major heist, graduates from Munch prints to a Rubens oil painting.

Marcus Sakey sees Chicago as a constant source of sin and temptation for weak souls who can't catch a break.

In 1938 Mauriac turned to writing plays, beginning auspiciously with Asmodée (performed 1937), in which the hero is a heinous, domineering character who controls weaker souls.

He forced the change in Labour's nationalise-everything Clause Four through his party, when weaker souls counselled caution.He invented "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", overriding party liberals.

Some weaker souls would have called an exterminator themselves once the roaches started spilling out of light fixtures and swarming to eat exposed food, but apparently, that didn't phase Collins.

We exposed a vulnerable and weak person, a troubled soul, and we said, it's O.K. to gather around and clap and applaud and cheer and make fun of her and degrade her.

He could not bear to look at his weak, frightened soul glittering like tears in his eyes.

It can only be failed by weak-minded souls who refuse to properly follow its tenets.

As forbidding as the 51-year-old wooden structure looks from the ground, the view from the top could make the hardiest of souls weak in the knees.

So we are either ignored or mocked, as we have been in opposition; or, when we were in government, we were ruthlessly and successfully typecast as somehow being weak, having lost our souls, sold out our principles, turned in on ourselves and all the rest of it.

Fascism entices weak, twisted, and desperate souls to accept a counter-reality where their darkest fears and impulses are countenanced and applauded.