Sentence examples for extraordinarily spirited from inspiring English sources

In Mumbai, take a rickshaw, go to a local street restaurant, book yourself in to watch a game of cricket on a day off, stay the weekend and spend a night in Udaipur or Jaipur, walk the streets and fall in love with the chaotic streets and extraordinarily spirited people.

The story is at once simple and extraordinarily complex, and Richard Wightman Fox, a professor of history at the University of Southern California, tells it in spirited detail.

We are discussing Chelsea's ­extraordinarily spirited 4-1 victoverover Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, four days after the most calamitous ­refereeing performance in recent ­memory had ­conspired, along with Andrés ­Iniesta's late goal, to complete a horrible 12-month cycle.

Extraordinarily idiotic.

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.

Extraordinarily so.

About this time last year, I wrote a rather mean-spirited piece about Royal Ascot, but, despite my many reservations, the racing that will take place when it comes round again next week will be extraordinarily good.

A spirited correspondence followed.

How spirited?