At the end of his spirited address, he received robust applause from the gathering here on the island of Bali.
On May 20 , 1962 the President delivered a spirited address at a rally in Madison Square Garden, with more than seventeen thousand people in attendance and many more watching on television.
Obama was feisty and spirited addressing Flint – but he was also comparing that mostly black population to Appalachia, framing the crisis as a more racially neutral story of de-industrialization.
Making a rare campaign appearance at a predominantly black church, Gov. George E. Pataki today continued his drive to cut into traditional Democratic support with a spirited address that called for unity and promised to advocate for causes that blacks have championed.
But on Wednesday, at a press conference following a spirited address at University of California, Berkeley, Paul said an announcement on his decision "won't be before the elections in 2014".
And in a spirited CPAC address, Dana Loesch, a spokeswoman for the NRA, addressed what she alleged were the racial dimensions of mass shootings.
In a spirited annual address to her members, Knight defended the actions of most banks - despite the credit crunch and the subsequent global economic turmoil.
In a spirited, waspish address, he said concerns about betting shops, and particularly fixed-odds betting terminals, are overblown, ridiculing "the idea that this is a massive social concern for the vast majority of our constituents".
With 28 musicians as fiercely independent as the Orpheus players, the only guarantee is that the process of addressing such issues will be spirited, involving and unpredictable.
Addressing congregations in the manner he had used earlier in pleading with juries, he fomented spirited revivals in the villages of upstate New York.
