Sentence examples for wounded spirit from inspiring English sources

The role of Bluebeard in Dukas's opera is actually a small one, but Ethan Herschenfeld made the most of it, giving a sharp portrait of a dark, wounded spirit.

Thank you for Kingsolver's words, truly a balm for the wounded spirit.

Those hours in the hammock helped restore my injured body and wounded spirit to pulsing, vibrant health.

The third track on the album, "Cathedrals," written by the Baltimore band Jump Little Children, was a salve to my wounded spirit.

As a Black boy born and bred in a ghetto, without a father, in horrific poverty, that poem was a revelation for my deeply wounded spirit and self-esteem.

Something of their tragic aura lurks in the corners of much of his later art, so that it rarely seems merely superficial; it harbors a wounded spirit that has decided to be merry in spite of it all (Chagall's Hasidic background puts a lot of stock in enthusiasm).

We are stuck with this reckless, whining and ultimately dangerous gaggle of wounded spirits.

The O.T. III candidate is expected to free himself from being overwhelmed by the disembodied, emotionally wounded spirits that have been implanted inside his body.

Mr. Chabon advances bravely toward their stoical, wounded spirits, but he keeps beating hasty retreats, taking refuge in his marvelous sentences.

For instance they resisted attempts to set a deadline to approve data-protection rules by next spring, before elections for the European Parliament in May.The British will be among those hoping that playing for time will allow the NSA affair to blow over and soothe wounded spirits.

Hitler fatally wounded its spirit after assuming power, in 1933.