Sentence examples for higher spirits from inspiring English sources

Winehouse seemed in much higher spirits in Essex on Saturday.

Growth would have been higher, spirits lifted, optimism generated and youth unemployment would have fallen.

This had the effect of getting the arch-romantic to submit to domestic and marital duties by linking them to the higher spirits.

She seemed in higher spirits than usual but having a degree of difficulty with her vowels, which kept trying to get away, like an insufficiently secured kangaroo.

"But my state of mind really hasn't changed," he said during the brief interview, "although having said that, I would add that I do have higher spirits these days".

As Catherine Parsons Smith relates, in her book "Making Music in Los Angeles," the Bowl's guiding spirits were Christine Stevenson, a Theosophist from Philadelphia, who hoped to create a utopian environment in which the arts would converge with higher spirits, and Artie Mason Carter, a pianist and community activist, who conceived the populist idea of "Symphonies Under the Stars".

The communists' victory cannot be attributed to the higher spirit of their troops.

In my work, it's about trusting the higher spirit.

"They are in high spirits.

He is in high spirits".

In high spirits?