Sentence examples for spirited example from inspiring English sources

The Art Journal was later to describe it as "unquestionably a vigorous and spirited example of the bravura class of sculpture".

Asked whether that included the boss, she said, "Why discriminate against him?" US feminist Betty Friedan initially dismissed Cosmo as "immature teenagelevel sexual fantasy", but later conceded that Brown "in her editorship, has been a rather spirited and gutsy example in the revolution of women".

In the middle of a scene from Spirited Away, for example, the young girl Chihiro stops, pulls on her shoes, and taps her toes on the ground to make sure they're snug.

Notable Examples: Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Akira, Ghost in the Shell.

Austin Shau from GameSpot compared the game with the first Ninja Gaiden game as examples of "mean-spirited games" on the NES with high, unforgiving difficulty and excellent controls and gameplay.

There is little in the way of innovation here, but Mekazoo succeeds, as Kong did, with a captivating, spirited and unashamedly fun example of its genre.

There's a profanity-laced tirade about mean-spirited blue jays, for example, and an anecdote about emitting unintended bodily functions in front of a new boyfriend.

For example, free-spirited women who choose to be single because they love living life that way are still talked about behind closed doors and pitied for their apparent inability to "land" a man.

An award-winning television host and a girl that can make garage sale couches look like an Anthropologie special order, this spirited stylist brings you examples of the nations' most beautiful homes created on a budget.

Oil-rich Nigeria has seen more than $300bn spirited away since 1970, for example, while Ivory Coast has lost $141bn.

Plato, for example, posits rational, spirited, and appetitive aspects to the soul and holds that willings issue from the higher, rational part alone.