Sentence examples for spirited creatures from inspiring English sources

Horses are noble, spirited creatures, but what do they think about?

While the rest of the world sees dolphins as spirited creatures to be admired and cherished, the people of the Solomon Islands, an impoverished nation in the South Pacific, are not so sentimental.

The man flails about in a vain attempt to snare the spirited creature.

(And Archer is, of course, a considerably more spirited creature than Fanny Price).

Found nowhere else, this spirited creature, which adorns the 1-tolar coin, can reach three feet in length and is a favorite of fly fishermen.

Her new book, The Soul of an Octopus (out 21 May, Simon & Schuster £12.99), explores the "emotional and physical world of the octopus – and the remarkable connections this astonishingly complex, spirited creature makes with humans".

I was captivated by what this spirited creature called Farrah was doing.

This man is the most untalented and mean-spirited creature in Afghan history.

"They always get away," says Zerzan admiringly as the untamed, free-spirited creature runs rings around its domesticated pursuer.

I tend to be a high-spirited creature; I'd go on a diet and starve, and then I'd gorge.

They are spirited, fire-snorting creatures who frequently rear up and attack either each other or the horses drawing the other chariots.