Sentence examples for spirited engagement from inspiring English sources
And Milk never blunted his appeals to gays, favouring eye-catching, in-your-face activism and spirited engagement over the gradual, assimilationist approach encouraged by moderate gay activists and straight liberal politicians.
In the current repertory at the National Theater are both Mike Leigh's "Two Thousand Years," the tale of a leftist Jewish family that has drifted from spirited engagement to fretful resignation, and David Eldridge's "Market Boy," a sprawling pageant of a play that chronicles the rise and fall of Thatcherism, with little hope expressed for the years to follow.
President Clinton spent today in the heartland, but focused on matters beyond the nation's borders, making a spirited pitch for continued engagement around the world.
On Tuesday, he spoke at a breakfast event in Times Square organized by Reuters, where he gave a spirited defense of political centrism, Atlanticism, and international engagement generally, including, where necessary, the use of military force.
There was shrieking from house to house, and spirited conjecture about the size and shape of the engagement ring.
(Chinen) OMAR SOSA SEXTET (Tuesday through Thursday) Omar Sosa, a spirited Afro-Cuban jazz pianist, will be recording this engagement for a live album.
Mr Calderón waited to hear the national anthem before being spirited away from the chamber to the National Auditorium, and his second engagement in a series of inauguration events.
www.worldmusicinstitute.org ROYAL DANISH BALLET -- The company doesn't visit the New York area very often so this engagement is an occasion for balletomanes who cherish the Danish dancers' distinctively light, quick, spirited way of moving.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
