Sentence examples similar to spirited emotion from inspiring English sources

Elgar was introduced as a composer "honored for his genius" in an art that "voices the profoundest spirited emotions and the deepest longings of the heart".

Whoever wins, unless the partisans relent, these mean-spirited emotions will not evaporate when a victor is definitively declared.

Success in marriage needs to ride on more than the high-spirited emotions of dating that drive two lovers together.

The beleaguered but spirited protagonist's emotions are suppressed, hinted at, and beautifully described in a series of stories within stories built on shifting realities as deception is met with counter-deception.

But for a while, Hingis's clever game of calculations did not factor in the emotion that spirited her opponent around the court or the passion that was behind ground strokes that seemed borrowed from a time capsule.

SEÁN CURRAN COMPANY At his best, Curran is a poet of delicate emotion and a large-spirited, open loveliness.

Turn on the Fox channel and you can hear all the mean-spirited rhetoric, and how emotions run high about a much needed insurance reform that could give many Sharons one less worry in this treacherous world.

Plato holds that either the spirited part (which houses anger, as well as other emotions) or the appetitive part (which houses the desire for physical pleasures) can disrupt the dictates of reason and result in action contrary to reason.

Furthermore, what we learned during the spirited dialogue is that our forum provided an opportunity for thoughts and emotions to be expressed that had no outlet for over 40 years of unrest," AziLove said.

Relief was also the overriding emotion following yesterday's west London derby as Fulham had to withstand a spirited QPR comeback.

Movies such as Spirited Away or Kiki's Delivery Service encourage children to be uninhibited in their imaginations, emotions and ambitions.