Sentence examples for high-spirited person from inspiring English sources
The number 2 is a high-spirited person, but 3 is gloomy; the letter A is "something white and long", while E moves very fast.
Damien Highfield was the cowboy initially asleep on a bench who either dreamed or encountered a high-spirited sweetheart in the person of Mary Beth Hansohn.
Old Comedy plays are characterized by an exuberant and high-spirited satire of public persons and affairs.
Aaronson says he has had "terrific results" with TMS, particularly in addressing depression in bipolar patients who have what are called clear manic episodes — defined by the APA as a period of at least one week when a person is very high-spirited or irritable and shows such other symptoms as less need for sleep, talking more than usual, increased risky behavior and racing thoughts.
"Do you believe that this person is homeless?" After Misner's high-spirited pep talk, Dr. Dova Marder, the medical director of the Department of Homeless Services, took the floor, and a more sombre tone.
Miss July's narrative switches between a third-person past and her first-person present, adroitly contrasting the earthy Jamaican patois spoken by a high-spirited, un-self-consciously ambitious young slave and the deadpan Victorian intricacies and more sophisticated historical perspective of her later self.
Baldwin's spirits remained high; or, at least, his determination to be high-spirited remained strong.
Some involve high-spirited debauchery.
They are sensitive and high-spirited.
"High-spirited rock-and-roll songs.
