Sentence examples for spirited examination from inspiring English sources
A smart, spirited examination of punk rock and its antecedents, adapted from Greil Marcus's sprawling, impassioned book of the same title.
The squeals erupt like hiccups, involuntary and alarmed, as this learned young woman talks about things like ideological constructs in "Lipstick Traces," the smart, spirited examination of punk rock and its antecedents that opened last night.
The film scholar's top documentary of the week, however, has to be Life Itself (Dogwoof, E), a studious, large-spirited examination of the life, work and diligently fought death of Roger Ebert, America's most prominent film critic.
Even so, Boies made sure to listen closely to witness testimony throughout the trial and, after his spirited cross-examination of the witnesses, essentially guaranteed that the court would rule in favor of the Justice Department.
The Young Hipublicans drew an enormous response, prompting a spirited, sometimes rancorous, examination of the conservative heart and the liberal mind.
It's a book that can be read with great pleasure by young readers — and not a few of their parents, I suspect — as both a high-spirited yarn and a subtle examination of the risks and virtues of faith.
This outcome appears to be at the heart of Brafman's spirited defense of his client, and during cross-examination, he has asked every investor whether they made money or not; many of them have acknowledged that they did.
By limitation the lead time, we can lower the safety stock, decrease the pasting caused by stockout, improve the examination level to the purchaser and enlarge the spirited ability in business.
Here is where Max Carrigan Joe Andersonn), a spirited hippie rebel from an upper-middle-class family, reluctantly reports for his physical examination after receiving his draft notice.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
