Sentence examples for spirited characters from inspiring English sources

By the climactic battle, the obligations of allegory have drained life from Tepper's otherwise spirited characters.

"Suspect Behavior" balances dead bodies with spirited characters — and most viewers won't mind that they have seen this kind of crime solving before.

BACK in the 1970s, a gutsy blonde named Jill Freedman armed with a battered Leica M4 and an eye for the offbeat trained her lens on the spirited characters and gritty sidewalks of a now-extinct city.

It is vigorous, imaginative and daring, like the character of the people, and, like that spirited character, will help sustain the nation in whatever lies ahead.

In most of these films she was rescued from the villain by the hero, though the villain often seemed more in need of rescuing from her. O'Hara's spirited character stretched the limits of Hollywood's macho conventions.

She explained "It's so much fun to playing such a free spirited character.

On 21 October 1864, Building News reported that the restoration was nearing completion and was of "a very spirited character".

He keeps the stage relatively bare, so that we can concentrate on the movements of these heavy-spirited characters, rather than on their inarticulateness: desire is rarely expressed in these interlocked lives, whose stories travel back and forth in time and don't so much evolve as stagnate — or, in one case, come to a premature end.

I wouldn't call it crudely leftwing, but it takes as self-evident the idea that George W Bush, while he is a tragic and complicated person, is a simpleton who is easily misled by cannier, more mean-spirited characters within the White House.

Alexis Campion at Le Journal du Dimanche remarked that Gatlif has refreshingly portrayed the Romanies as "free-spirited" characters and added that this historic film is a tribute to those free souls who take to the streets even today.

Gareth Neame, Downton Abbey executive producer, described Harold as a "free-spirited" character.