Sentence examples for became more spirited from inspiring English sources

As the French populations grew and prospered skirmishes between the French and Spanish became more spirited until boundaries were set by the Treaty of Ryswick in 1697, the eastern part of the island to the Spanish (Santo Domingo) and the western part named Saint-Domingue to France.

Weber's story becomes more spirited and urgent when Damon's health begins to fail more seriously, and his father is forced to locate his true enemy: the received wisdom and arrogance of the American medical establishment.

This forceful fight between the two most eligible presidential contenders can become more spirited if both candidates focus on thrashing out the core issues confronting our country and refrain from making any personal attacks and unwarranted and unfounded criticism.

Later, as her performers became more technically proficient, the spirited glue that held the troupe together started to melt; it was a lame circus act with no heart.

You become more free spirited".

And as we improvised more, the film became more pessimistic, then — in brief spurts, as a contrary reaction — so high-spirited that it almost became optimistic.

Agriculture became more productive.

Graffiti became more common.

She became more subdued.

He became more agitated.

"It became more focussed.