Sentence examples for spirited form from inspiring English sources

Bailey was in typically spirited form at the show's launch in London, expressing irritation at one reporter's question about Hugo Boss being the show's sponsor given it supplied the Nazis with uniforms.

But Mr. Gingrich was in spirited form, betraying no sign that he intended to exit the campaign anytime soon.

In her biography of this earlier Russian dancer who enthralled the West, Judith Mackrell brings to life Lopokova's chilly reception among Bloomsbury intellectuals, her stint as a vaudevillian in the U.S., and her enigmatic and spirited form of ballet.

Thankfully, though, members of the company will be at Town Hall on Friday night to share their spirited form of mockery; in addition to skits, they rewrite the words to well-known songs, lampooning various public figures or situations.

So go for the real thing, in its most spirited form, at a remarkably low price.

The exquisite rhythm of the lines and dematerialized forms of Gabriel and Mary in the central portion of The Annunciation led a number of artists to imitation, but none of them achieved such vibrant contours and such spirited forms as did Simone in this great masterpiece.

Through Wednesday Ryan Foerster practices a fetching, free-spirited form of photography in which mistakes and accidents are valued and much is left to chance.

In the street, as in the gallery: it is certainly a spirited art form.

"Ponyo feels like pure Miyazaki, a return to Spirited Away form, writes Empire's Nick de Semlyen.

Their paintings are displayed together here, but it turns out that Bauer, a weak painter who could nevertheless create spirited Kandinskyesque collisions of form and color, makes a better showing.

Most of the six are likely to have been spirited away into some form of detention where they face the risk of ill-treatment and torture, Wang added while others may have gone into hiding to escape such a fate.