Sentence examples for spirited contributions from inspiring English sources

Chris O'Dowd, Sarah Baker, Zach Woods and Susan Yeagley all make spirited contributions as relative newcomers to the fold.

Three pieces are quartet outings, and the balance of the program adds different acoustic combinations of horns and strings, with occasional spirited contributions from percussionist Alex Acuna and drummer Terri Lyne Carrington.

Judd, who died in 1994, made a spirited contribution to the often thorny issue of design's relationship to art in his writing.

Networks and States is a reasoned and spirited contribution to the debates over the meaning indeed, the very existence of Internet governance.

In the summer of 1793 Fichte returned to Zurich where he married his fiancé and oversaw the publication of the first two installments of his spirited Contribution to the Rectification of the Public's Judgment of the French Revolution (1793 and 1794).

The discussions provoke spirited, robust and frank contributions.

I was looking at some of my old school reports recently and there, under musical appreciation, was the following comment: "His contributions have been spirited, but largely insubstantial".

That's the "Spirited" part of Spirited Culinary Collisions.

How spirited?

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.