Sentence examples for spirited enough from inspiring English sources
England were spirited enough in the field, but incompetent.
As if that weren't enough, Grace proved spirited enough to request an audience with none other than Queen Elizabeth.
Kirsten Dunst, with her cocked head and eyetoothy smile, is spirited enough, but, try as she might, she can't animate Orlando Bloom.
The break-in may never take place, but the characters are appealing, and the writing is spirited enough to carry the sitcom at least for a while.
When Martin Campbell, the director of "Casino Royale," made "GoldenEye," in 1995, the outcome was spirited enough, but it also felt stupidly grand, all wall-size computer screens and electromagnetic pulses fired from space.
His replacement could be the FDP's parliamentary boss, Rainer Brüderle, now seen by many as the only figure who is spirited enough to pull the party out of its slump.Delighted as the chancellor would be by a liberal revival, her priority is to lead the next government, whatever its make-up.
The other appears to be high-spirited enough".
Personally, I can't understand how anyone could be mean-spirited enough to object.
They are generous-spirited enough to understand this is important, because it needs to be done, rather than for reasons to do with me.
You can blame adults for their poverty -- if you're mean-spirited enough -- but you cannot blame babies, and that's, in effect, what we're talking about here.
Some people may be public-spirited enough to give up their last few weeks or months of life for the benefit of strangers, but such a choice should be fully theirs.
