Sentence examples for young spirits from inspiring English sources
Right now, a single closeup shows that, though encircled by young spirits, she wants to die.
An enigmatic politician with strong convictions, Mr Obama in many ways resembled the driven young spirits that venture capitalists love to take a punt on.
Mr. Walcott said more groups are linking much-needed community organizing these days with the less-well-defined work of shaping young spirits.
They listened in silence as the Rev. Rebecca Spencer -- the minister whose Sunday sermon had comforted Mr. MacKay -- invited them to pray for those who have lost "young spirits full of goodness".
It feels like the odds are stacked against the young spirits who have become more invested in society than ever.
The sense of absurdity conveyed in The Myth of Sisyphus and The Rebel, the admonition to live with it rather than seek to eliminate it, and yet the awareness that we will not stop trying to overcome it, all ring a bell with young spirits trying to make their way.
And she's a young spirit.
He perfectly distills V's young spirit and emerging adulthood.
"He has a young spirit, and I'm an old soul.
Larry illuminated our lives with his passion, his playfulness and his eternally young spirit.
More than 78percentt of Ugandans are under 35, so this is certainly a young city with a young spirit.
