Sentence examples for more spiritedly from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, he will often add how important the performers' sense of their joint authorship is to the success of the show, how each dancer does his role more spiritedly, more artistically, because he feels it is his creation.

England played more spiritedly in the second half and with more purpose when Ashley Young played closer to Darren Bent to give them more of a goal-scoring threat.

Ms. Koh made subtle but important distinctions between the sonatas — which are cast in the formal church style, and which she played as devoutly focused meditations, with rigorous fast movements interspersed — and the partitas, collections of dances, which are performed more spiritedly.

Between 1515 and 1520 More campaigned spiritedly for Erasmus's religious and cultural program Greek studies as the key to a theology renewed by a return to the Bible and the Church Fathers in poems commending Erasmus's New Testament.

In recent years, there can't be any place in the country where this metamorphosis has been going on more steadily and spiritedly than in Santa Fe.

While there are those who claim, rather mean-spiritedly, that Stubbins only made the cover because John Lennon liked his name, many more are determined to prove that the Beatles worshiped at the Kop when not hopping across the continents for a visit to the Maharishi.

"A whole bunch," she said spiritedly.

Spiritedly, Wigan removed skipper Caldwell and threw men forward.

'I'm chasing wild pigs,' he declared spiritedly.

Villa started spiritedly, Agbonlahor threatening with speed through the middle.

Adele Anthony, violinist; Paul Neubauer, violist; and Nicolas Altstaedt, cellist, played the Dohnanyi spiritedly.