Sentence examples similar to spirited confrontations from inspiring English sources
Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush dropped the pleasantries of their previous debate last night and held their most spirited confrontation to date while outlining their disagreements over tax cuts, health care, schools, campaign finance and other subjects.
Fine and well, but if this government finally, finally, really wants to send a signal to Main Street, the Middle Class, that it is on their side and no longer in the embrace of the tentacles of Wall Street, there is one person who was there in the trenches, won her spurs in spirited confrontation with Wall Street's power brokers and can wear their enmity as a badge of honor.
The trial of the two officers, Kenneth Moreno and Franklin Mata, featured spirited courtroom confrontations and a steady drip of intimate revelations, including the woman's familiarity with various sexual positions and the song that Mr. Moreno testified that he sang to her when he cuddled her in her bed (Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer").
It's not surprising that before too much spirited, not to say, mean-spirited, confrontations go by, the blunt comment "I am not a racist" is heard.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
The others invite spirited debate.
Fancy, no, but spirited, yes.
