Sentence examples similar to spirited control from inspiring English sources

He was chased away by the close-minded, mean-spirited figures who control the party and are damaging it badly.

Nobody of our generation has taught me more about combining formal control with spirited innovation.

In terms of the balance of power, the decision by Mr. Conrad was the most significant in what is quickly shaping up as a spirited 2012 battle for control of the Senate.

As with other modern automatic transmissions, the notion of needing the paddles for manual control during spirited sprints is obsolete.

What holiday season would be complete without go-go boots, dancing G.I. Joes, gender-bending snowflakes, and a spirited, slightly out-of-control family Christmas party?

If the NCAA would give up its decades-long clench-fistedness, its mean-spirited court battles to control the earning ability of athletes, the Zion Williamsons would have major incentive to enter the collegiate system not just for one year but for multiple years.

Collected survey and biometric data at 4 to 10 time points from over 1,100 clergy participating in Spirited Life, a randomized controlled trial testing a two-year holistic health intervention.

Democrats had just retaken control of Congress; a spirited race for the Democratic nomination for President was under way.

A free-spirited world or one of programmed control and manipulation?

Professor Bainbridge of UCLA, an expert in these matters, gives a spirited defense to the idea of State control of corporate governance matters.

To produce that effect with the left hand while the right produces a singing, free-spirited melody requires a daunting measure of control.