Sentence examples for apparent spirit from inspiring English sources

But yesterday their most apparent spirit came from their wounded linebacker.

In an apparent spirit of co-operation with the American regulators, Crédit Lyonnais also set up an internal inquiry to establish the full facts of the affair.

But this apparent spirit of openness is unlikely to turn the decommissioning operation into a genuinely international effort, said Ian Fairlie, a London-based independent consultant on radioactivity in the environment.

Mr. Weinstein pointed specifically to what he called a newly apparent "collaborative spirit" at the commission.

Paik Hak-soon, the director of the Centre for North Korean studies at Sejong Institute in South Korea, said North Korea was using the cheering squad to draw attention to its apparent cooperative spirit.

I was there that day in March 2003 and saw Ms Brooks (then Rebekah Wade) arrive in apparent high spirits, joking with Coulson and Piers Morgan, editor of the rival Daily Mirror but an old friend.

Where musical performance is meant to transcend the human realm, success is measured by apparent communication with spirit beings.

The benevolent spirit apparent in his writings often found practical expression in his public speeches, fund-raising activities, and private acts of charity.

But it was Kim's spirit, apparent fearlessness and unbridled enthusiasm in the midst of what is usually a tense competition that captivated the galleries, his teammates and even his opponents.

It is characteristic of militants here that a devotion to family and a certain apparent tenderness of spirit go hand in hand with a fascination with death and a willingness to cause it.

Several pundits criticised an apparent lack of spirit in the Irish side as the Germans were able to stroll to victory in the Group C clash at the Aviva Stadium.