Sentence examples for a really spirited from inspiring English sources

Greece are doing a really spirited but ultimately unconvincing impersonation of a team who know how to pour forward in attack.

It was a really spirited performance.

Wales may have left with zero points but it was a really spirited performance.

"Dagenham have thrown their bodies on the line today and it was a really spirited performance, but we have to find a way to be clinical and ruthless.

"This is a really spirited group of people but we've got a list of things we need to get on top of.

But the amount of actual grip was disappointing, diminishing the possibility of really spirited driving.

In the Moto2 race, Britain's Scott Redding was really spirited; he could not have done any more as he came second to Spaniard Pol Espargaro.

If your friends are really spirited, then you can probably fart in front of them and they won't really care.

"I thought with the blocks we got and the defending, all -ound it was just a really good spirited effort and [I'm] bitterly disappointed not to get something from the game".

Rather than being all like: "Well I'd have to say that the Spice Girls really are very good role models, and I don't know if you're aware of Lady Gaga but she has a really marvellous voice, very... spirited.

It had a suitably spirited feel, and really picked up when a local woman in this mountain-sport town said she was a ski jumper and actually competed against Edwards -- as an 11-year-old.