Sentence examples similar to a spirited tempo from inspiring English sources

His new track "Inside" might allude to all the time spent indoors making it, but its spirited tempo will inspire some time outdoors.

Writing for the Associated Press, Joe Edwards cited the variety of sounds on the band's second album, referring to "The Church on Cumberland Road" as a "spirited up-tempo," also making note of the Southern imagery in "Sunday in the South" and the "truest country music tradition" of the ballad "She Doesn't Cry Anymore".

The 90-minute debate, which unfolded in rapid tempo, offered a spirited airing of the sharp contrasts over the administration's handling of the terrorist attack in Libya, the pace of the economic recovery at home and the role of government in addressing the nation's fiscal burdens.

A spirited correspondence followed.

She was a spirited 94 year old.

But she was quite a spirited animal.

Instead, they mounted a spirited defence.

She gives a spirited performance.

Andrew Bisantz conducted a spirited performance.

The players were a spirited lot.

It had been a spirited campaign.