Sentence examples for high-spirited man from inspiring English sources
Latrèche is a glossy, high-spirited man who was sporting an embroidered silk shirt he had just had made by a tailor in Damascus.
A tall, angular, warm and high-spirited man, he led the life of a gentleman, studying and collecting art, establishing the Byzantine Institute of America to sponsor the uncovering and preservation of ancient mosaics in Istanbul, and giving money away.
In addition to Sandate, there was the team's founder, Leeza Sergeeva, a deadpan 19-year-old from Moscow; Angela Brock, 34, with a bleached, punk haircut, who came back to school to study electrical engineering after dropping out 10 years ago; and Bertram Lee, 47, a high-spirited man who wore his pants high on the waist and short at the ankles.
He was at first glad to receive him, for he brought with him the force he commanded; but later, observing that he was an active and high-spirited man, he put him to death on a charge of treachery.
Otherwise, he is a high-spirited young man on the move.
The high-spirited Norfolk man might later be observed in a local hostelry playing the piano to a rousing rendition of We'll Meet Again or The White Cliffs of Dover.
The red flags begin to fly early in the book, which is essentially a series of dialogue-heavy vignettes built around Bryant, a high-spirited young man growing up in Evanston.
These supplicants — typically high-spirited young men intoxicated by Wallace's fusion of complex ideas and forms with an apparently loose-limbed conversational prose style — were certainly enthusiastic.
These supplicants typically high-spirited young men intoxicated by Wallace's fusion of complex ideas and forms with an apparently loose-limbed conversational prose style were certainly enthusiastic.
Alexander will always be remember as a high-spirited, life-loving man by his friends, and a wonderful and caring father by his daughter, Masha.
The average age of those high-spirited and intelligent men and women who taught us was about forty; they were in their prime.
