Sentence examples for extremely spirited from inspiring English sources

Yesterday we had an extremely spirited practice in a very good way.

Just months older than the boy at the focus of the story, my friend's daughter is an extremely spirited and adventurous child.

The marble-floored MoMA lobby, with its concert-hall acoustics, was the site of an extremely spirited red carpet, where one of the film's costars, Max Casella (who plays Eddie in the film) showed me a small blue pill in his palm.

"To criticize me is extremely mean-spirited," he said.

I was completely averse to being diagnosed for Asperger's, since I was already extremely low-spirited and really didn't want psychologists poking around in my mind.

The main point is that it is hurtful, extremely mean-spirited and, most of all, blatantly inaccurate.

Mrs Robinson had said that any such reservations would be "extremely disappointing .In another spirited exchange, China then traded insults with the United States, whose State Department on February 26th reported a dramatic worsening of China's human-rights performance last year.

Before long -- via a spirited and extremely funny defense of chewing the mildly narcotic leaf of the qat tree -- Mackintosh-Smith begins to present us with Arab history as Yemenis themselves know it.

Huskies are extremely energetic and free spirited.

The Dodgers would like to auction the TV deal as soon as possible, partly in the belief that its TV rights are extremely valuable and would initiate spirited bidding among numerous suitors, including Fox and Time Warner.

During his pregame statement, Rocker seemed to make an effort to be humble, flashed a grin or two, said that most New Yorkers were "extremely charismatic, although a bit spirited" and apologized several times for all the negative remarks he has made.