Sentence examples for felt spirited from inspiring English sources
In most cases, they simply wanted a car that felt spirited, or a celebration that seemed special.
Mr. Berner has recently recovered from a broken left hip, but he said he still felt spirited.
It's a nice, intimate and atmospheric space bathed in red light, which feels spirited and independent.
It's rare that I feel spirited by news from the British court system, but this week, during the summing-up of the Philpott trial by Mrs Justice Thirlwall, a small gut‑punch of hope startled me.
Most politicians are too wary of an Ed "two kitchens" Miliband-style debacle to allow an interview in their own home, so Evans' invitation to her flat in a south London suburb feels similarly spirited.
We were both married, but we felt very, very spirited when we ran into each other".
"After 9/11, a lot of these shows failed because nobody wanted to see anything that felt mean-spirited," Mr. Gaspin said.
Cry political correctness all you want, but it felt mean-spirited, as many of these "point and laugh at the freaks" segments do.
It feels safe, yet spirited, and has a shape-shifting ability to assume the essence of whatever event is within its walls.
When free jazz is done well, it feels so spirited".
