Sentence examples for whatever spirit from inspiring English sources

"I say, 'Whatever spirit I serve you is good, " said Ivy Mix, a bartender at the Clover Club in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, "and you don't need to cover it up.' " Then there's the worm in the mezcal bottle.

Whatever spirit of defiance helped to shape them, they were also attentive to the value of the past, to the gold that can be extracted from even the seemingly inhospitable topography of family life.

They share a conviction that fixing the economy means returning to an older, better version of America, and that it's partly a matter of reconnecting with whatever spirit once made us great.

The players were all of a fidget, the fumbles duly followed – the faux pas count was off the scale – and whatever spirit there was in the stadium before kick-off fell flat long before the initial exchanges were done and dusted.

A sacrifice offered to one of these manifestations e.g., a spirit of air, totem, or place is not at the same time an offering to another, but all sacrifices, to whatever spirit they are offered, are sacrifices to the supreme Kwoth, or God.

Shakespeare, however, mocks this relationship, stating that the Rival has been "gulled" by whatever spirit he may be communicating with and even this creative alliance is unable to claim the victory of the speaker's silence.

I remember talking to whatever spirits were out there and telling them: "Your labour was not in vain.

But still and sparkling are available for purchase, and the staff is more than willing to pour whatever spirits you bring; Park himself might even sniff your cork.

Having inherited a prize commodity founded on unconventionality but grown conventional, she chose to overlook the limitations seemingly inherent in its name and embrace whatever adventuring spirit might still lie at its heart.

To let the inner child burst forth, quite literally, Mr. Putzier suggests having a room that employees can trash at will -- write on the walls, knock holes in the walls, whatever the spirit moves.

Many auditors have been willing to sign off on anything that could be shoehorned into the letter of the rules, whatever their spirit, and have been willing to overlook rule violations if the amounts involved could be deemed immaterial.