Sentence examples for spirited exertions from inspiring English sources
For us, such revelations as Banks being rather an opportunistic creep – specifically in terms of his sexual predation on numerous Indigenous women unfortunate enough to come into contact with his spirited exertions for scientific discovery – are not so unexpected.
O'Neill made five alterations to the line-up that started that famous win over the world champions four days previously but in Warsaw his side looked a touch drained by those exertions, although a spirited late rally almost yielded a second equaliser, Richard Keogh's close-range header being saved by Lukasz Fabianski late on.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
The others invite spirited debate.
Fancy, no, but spirited, yes.
Issues deserve spirited debate.
"I have used every exertion," he wrote, "to encourage and induce the militia to assemble at Charlotte and am happy to acquaint you that they have turned out in great numbers, seem spirited and desirous of being commanded by some Continental officer". Governor Nash called out the second draft of militia and directed them to embody at Hillsboro, Salisbury and Charlotte.
It's culturally spirited.
