"spirited life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a person that is full of energy and enthusiasm for living, especially in difficult situations or against negative odds. For example, "She faced her battle with cancer with a very spirited life, always looking on the bright side."
This was the orthodoxy that Porta fought throughout a spirited life.
This study sought to determine the effect of a 2-year, multicomponent health intervention (Spirited Life) targeting metabolic syndrome and stress simultaneously.
Spirited Life is a randomized, multiple baseline study that offered enrollment to nearly all United Methodist Church clergy in North Carolina in fall 2010.
The two-year Spirited Life intervention consists of: 1) a theological underpinning for health stewardship based on incarnation, grace, and response and delivered during workshops; 2) the stress management program Williams LifeSkills; 3) Naturally Slim, an online weight loss program; 4) phone contact with a Wellness Advocate; and 5) $500 small grants for health goals.
She is full of spirited life, continually doing her utmost to laugh, even to attempt bad jokes when she talks about the last two and a half years, in an effort to deflect herself from the alternative.
In the LPO's adroit account, Mozart's G major Symphony No 32 burst into spirited life, from its opening fanfare-like attack to its ebullient trumpets-and-drums finale, packing adventure into its short, three-movement structure.
Still, he loved their free-spirited life.
"Almost Famous" is shaggier and less emotionally satisfying than "Jerry Maguire" -- by far the best romantic comedy of the 1990's -- but it teems with high-spirited life.
Scattered throughout are Lueders's ceramics, mostly plates and vases, which were made in situ, as well as Sacret Young's abstract photographs of Greek landscapes, and the flotsam of a free-spirited life: bits and pieces of handmade bricolage, wicker baskets filled with crockery for picnics, candle stubs on the dining room table, vases filled with freshly cut wildflowers.
I didn't just trade my free-spirited life and woman in for things that were hard and time-consuming.
He was the subject of "Excavating Taylor Mead," a 2005 documentary by William Kirkley that knits the actor's personal history with later struggles to hold on to his decrepit New York apartment and maintain his free-spirited life.
