Sentence examples for spirited image from inspiring English sources

What had been theoretical became real: this spirited image had been created by people who were confident, accomplished, and formidable.

These spirited images bring to life the "floating world," a sort of Renaissance of popular entertainment enabled by a long period of peace and prosperity (1615 to 1768) after Japan became unified under a government in Edo, now Tokyo.

These spirited images bring to life Edo Japan's "floating world," a sort of Renaissance of popular entertainment.

As leader, the smooth, self-assured Mr. Cameron, who became Britain's new prime minister on Tuesday, moved swiftly to weed out the old guard, replacing the party's mean-spirited image with a kinder, more socially progressive philosophy that he called compassionate Conservatism.

Buffett likes to maintain an avuncular and public-spirited image, but the railroad industry fights bitterly against better safety standards and often cloaks itself with intermediaries.

I tried to take free-spirited images, opposite to those tight-lipped, highly-constricted and overly-posed photos that are so prevalent".

He described the image as spirited.

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.

How spirited?