Sentence examples for more spirits and from inspiring English sources

Perhaps just physically supporting the cleanup, feeding those who have no food, devoting all city personnel and volunteers to that task, would lift more spirits and the city's vision as well as self-image.

Drinkers in the South-west really do love cider, while Scots buy more spirits and people in Yorkshire prefer ale – according to a new a study that confirms regional stereotypes.

These days in Japan, the younger generation is drinking less sake and more spirits and imported wine.

They told him that the team needed more spirit and leadership from the top, a tougher voice and more focus.

"It had so much more spirit and soul, and I loved his vocals, all recorded in one take.

After Labour got rid of hereditary peers, the Lords showed more spirit and blocked statutory instruments in 2000, 2007 and 2012.

Neither rewrites any rules, but both follow formula with a good deal more spirit and soul than Jurassic World's high-shine machinery.

The first half of Lenny Abrahamson's movie, adapted by Emma Donoghue from her own novel, is extremely painful to watch, and sullen with routine; the second half, in which the captives plan a break for freedom, displays more spirit, and it also provides a welcome role for Joan Allen, as Joy's mother.

The Philharmonic was recognizably the same orchestra, but in the spiky rhythms of Stravinsky's Concerto in D and the majestic unfoldings of Mozart's Symphony No. 39 in E flat it played with more spirit and range than before (if also, in the Mozart, with some blunt phrasing).

They do, however, come out, if not physically overwhelmed, then at least quietly impressed and convinced they have been in contact with something with a little more spirit and a touch more fire in the eye than the average robot-cloned mass-market car.

Thanks Barack Hussein Obama for giving me more spirit and guiding me to set my goals higher.