Sentence examples for populace spirited from inspiring English sources

The pamphlets give the museum's version for why they should stay in Britain, as they have for two centuries — ever since Lord Elgin, the British ambassador to the Sublime Porte at Constantinople, and with the consent of the ruling Ottomans (not to mention a blithe disregard for whatever may have been the wishes of the Greek populace), spirited them from the Acropolis in Athens.

"But he is genuinely public spirited".

He liked them spirited.

How spirited?

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

The others invite spirited debate.

Issues deserve spirited debate.

Fancy, no, but spirited, yes.

The talk was spirited.

Was she just spirited?