Sentence examples for increasingly spirited from inspiring English sources

After some initial inaction, and repeated and increasingly spirited notices from Mr. Malamud, most of the offending documents were pulled from the databases to be redacted.

In a way, he did: as he traced Bach's increasingly free-spirited writing in the final three sonatas, his phrasing grew more outgoing.

This week's playlist is by Paul Jenkins, a writer from Penarth who writes "increasingly mean-spirited" record reviews in Welsh listings magazines.

I must also take issue with Mr. Rich's increasingly mean-spirited comments regarding the personal behavior of Rush Limbaugh and other conservative commentators.

The longtime writer of The Daily Barometer sex column at Oregon State University is calling it quits, citing increasingly mean-spirited reader feedback as the main reason for her decision.

How spirited?

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.

The others invite spirited debate.

Fancy, no, but spirited, yes.