Sentence examples for spirited fear from inspiring English sources

Next, a pleasant surprise: a spirited "Fear Is a Man's Best Friend," with funny visuals of giant chattering skulls.

Spirited Away captures the fear and excitement of being young and in an unfamiliar place where anything can happen.

A politics of audacious hope has turned into a politics of fear -- meaner spirited than at any time in recent memory.

Leeds did emerge victorious with a spirited 2-1 success but Forest fears that Rangers might adopt full party mood and a lackadaisical approach after escaping a points deduction over the Alejandro Faurlin saga proved unfounded.

The decision concluded one of the West's most spirited environmental battles, sparked by fears that a leak near the Fraser River or an oil tanker accident in the pristine fiords off the British Columbia coast could devastate an area known for its wildness and beauty.

Explicit references to the current occupants of the White House have been ruthlessly written out of this week's convention; no one is allowed to attack either of the Clintons for fear of appearing mean-spirited.

"These are spiteful and mean-spirited directives that will only instill fear in the hearts of millions of people who pay taxes, contribute to our economy and our way of life," he said of the orders.

For a spirited pep talk and coaching on facing your fears, join the Handel Group's one hour teleseminar Fear: Let's Face It.

Fearing reprisal, the boys were quickly spirited out of town to stay with relatives, while Roma men prepared throughout the night to defend their community.

The energy of fear, once harnessed, can be like a highly spirited racehorse we can ride to our own greatness.

We can only hope that the 44th President's passage through Baltimore is less fraught than Lincoln's -- the 16th President had to be spirited through Charm City in the dead of night for fear of assassins.