Sentence examples for spirited images from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

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.

The images are spirited and wonderfully improvisatory.

He described the image as spirited.

After sufficient back-and-forth, and sufficient spirited argument, the resulting image appeared, they often said, to have been the work of an unseen but very much present third party, whom they called "It".

A sense of sheer joy is coupled with the ever-present danger posed by predators in a less-colourful, but no less spectacular, image of spirited gelada baboons as the sun sets on the Ethiopian Highlands [Additional file 3].

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