Sentence examples for rather feisty from inspiring English sources
But somewhere in the middle of it all was a rather feisty contest waiting to come out.
O'Connor, 80, was rather feisty and funny and confined her prepared remarks to the deplorable state of civics education in this country and to promoting her new project, ourcourts.org, a Web-based educational site designed to combat the problem.
Some of these women, bruised by a "brass ceiling" based on their exclusion from combat roles, may prove rather feisty when they learn of continuing class-action suits against Walmart, accusing it of restricting women's access to management positions.
Jeremy Vine asks us to note that the comment was not made by him: "So far as I know it was a line made up by Sebastian after a rather feisty appearance on my R2 show".
Next up, a rather feisty encounter with one of the bad boys of the Internet – Bit Torrent founder Bram Cohen.
What's this rather feisty Canadian boy going on about, you wonder.
The Red Sox would rather be feisty underdog than fellow fat cat.
In similar, if rather more feisty, vein is Marbles (Robinson, Ellen Forneyy's revelatory, genuinely useful and frequently zany depression memoir-cum-handbook.
I'd much rather see a feisty, intellectual powerhouse on the front of magazines.
Investing in leadership stock, the Garden this time chose an established but recently underperforming blue chip rather than a feisty, unproven dot-com.
But the number of chances were outweighed by the number of bookings - eight in total - as the game continued to be feisty rather than fluent.
