Sentence examples for particularly spirited from inspiring English sources

At Karatepe, also near Ashgabat, an agricultural society produced fine pottery from the 3rd millennium bc, but it reached its fullest development in the 2nd millennium bc in a series of vessels decorated with particularly spirited animal designs.

The base engine for the sixth-generation Golf offered in the United States is a 2.5-liter 5-cylinder motor, which has never been particularly spirited or fuel-efficient.

That quality enlivened Beethoven's Sonata in E flat (Op. 12, No. 3) as well, particularly in the Rondo, in which the interplay between the violin and the keyboard was particularly spirited.

Controversy has been particularly spirited on the question of cost sharing: What share of the cost should be borne by the end user?

Nine o'clock on a Saturday morning might seem a tad early for an art opening, but this one, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is particularly spirited.

If it is a particularly spirited animal, you may want to persuade someone else into holding it down while you perform the treatment.

There is no wave without him," Khalifa next said, beginning a series of Tweets that were insistent but not particularly mean spirited.

His family life was a key ingredient of his columns, particularly his spirited exchanges with his wife, Joanne, whom he called by her original last name, Cinelli.

These days MPs think they should go to particularly public-spirited people instead.

Why, in hard times, is the Giuliani administration pursuing this particularly mean-spirited case?

The early stories, while bizarre, don't feel psychopathic, sadistic, or even particularly mean-spirited in Cole's telling.