Sentence examples for spirited execution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilbert and the orchestra were at their best: the players' sumptuous sound, tight ensemble and spirited execution made a strong case for Walton's updated orchestrations of the Renaissance pieces and pointed up the ingenuity of his own characteristically descriptive scoring (most notably his vital, recurring "Spirit of England" motif).

While eagerness and zeal can't overcome an uneven script and flawed execution, they do occasionally add spark to "... Another Man's Poison," a spirited if underdeveloped new play at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater.

The execution of Holland's lord advocate, Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, in 1619, provoked Vondel to write a flood of spirited lampoons and satirical poems against the Dutch church and government.

The execution?

How spirited?

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.

A spirited correspondence followed.

Dazzling execution.

Spirited bidding erupted.