Sentence examples for confident spirited from inspiring English sources
As she undertook, that same year, the writing of "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the Cincinnati years gave concreteness and warmth to her imaginings; her sojourn there helps account for her confident, spirited use of Southern idiom, both the "linguistic capering of Sam and Andy" — bantering black characters — and the "barroom conviviality" of racist whites.
Compliment yourself to stay confident and high spirited when looking for a boyfriend.
For example, if brave is one of your main brand personality words, it could mean that pioneering, confident and spirited are good supporting words for your tone of voice.
Although her body still was on Pacific time and she felt as if she had skated at 8 30 a.m., not 11 30, her performance to "Aranjuez" was confident and spirited.
Some dogs are confident and spirited and do not need much encouragement from their owners.
(He's confident, remember?) She's well suited to the job, good humored and levelheaded, skilled at leading her gabby, spirited co-hosts through short, brisk segments.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
The others invite spirited debate.
