Sentence examples for more spunk from inspiring English sources
Even Mickey Rooney's Andy Hardy had more spunk.
"She's not arrogant," said Carmen Gray, 65. "She's got more spunk and savvy than the guy going to Washington".
Patricia, though wanly played by the pretty Ms. Bergès-Frisbey, turns out to have more spunk than initially evident.
Veal Caruso, with spinach, mozzarella and roasted peppers, though oversauced, was a contender because the peppers had more spunk.
To be sure, Wozniacki has more spunk than even Mary Richards, as she reminded everybody after her straight-sets win against Ekaterina Makarova.
What she's going to do when she finds out how the Brits are taking the sisters' exhortation to "show a little more spunk", I do not know.
It's indie-pop at its finest -- reminiscent of his work with Vampire Weekend but with a bit more range and spunk.
There's not enough chemistry onstage, though D. B. Bonds has soulful moments as Jack, and Autumn Hurlbert gives Kat some more-than-generic spunk.
They danced with fine spunk, in more ways than one.
For once a wank ended in an explosion of self-worth (rather than the usual dank realisation that masculinity means little more than being a spunk machine made of meat).
Although she is better here than in "Blow" and in "All the Pretty Horses" (her feisty, loose-limbed tomboy stride evokes her character's spunk), she remains more decorative than dramatic.
