Sentence examples for Feel spirited from inspiring English sources

It's rare that I feel spirited by news from the British court system, but this week, during the summing-up of the Philpott trial by Mrs Justice Thirlwall, a small gut‑punch of hope startled me.

In most cases, they simply wanted a car that felt spirited, or a celebration that seemed special.

Mr. Berner has recently recovered from a broken left hip, but he said he still felt spirited.

It's a nice, intimate and atmospheric space bathed in red light, which feels spirited and independent.

She can still see Erin's tall brown frame towering over her mostly white classmates as she pleaded with them to stop looking down at their feet when they sang, and instead, feel the spirited music and just clap and sway.

When free jazz is done well, it feels so spirited".

With the threat of prosecution or a paltry pay-out, amateur archaeologists are unlikely to feel public-spirited.

The testosterone boils in "Tom Ryan...," and while such displays are ostensibly well intended, the overall effect feels mean spirited, leaving an aftertaste most acrid.

Like some kind of Disney villainess with a cat's arse face, I'm scratching around for faults, but other than making me feel mean-spirited for trying, there aren't any.

Most politicians are too wary of an Ed "two kitchens" Miliband-style debacle to allow an interview in their own home, so Evans' invitation to her flat in a south London suburb feels similarly spirited.

But at this point honing in on a poor result just feels mean spirited and lazy.