Sentence examples for spirited look from inspiring English sources

"It's a free spirited look – but not in a bohemian way, if you know what I mean.

The two found a vivid acid green called Citrina that gave their washing machine, dryer and refrigerator a spirited look and pulled together the kitchen.

"A Separation" — This somber but spirited look at the concentrics spreading out from the break-up of an attractive and intelligent couple — its effect on elders, servants, children — holds you from first to last.

It is not clear whom she paid, but there is no doubt that May Seymour, nee Sturgis, waged a long campaign which started before the Lloyd George years and only bore fruit when her beloved Bertie Falle became Lord Portsea in the late 1930s, by which time May was a dumpy old lady with nothing more than a spirited look in her eye.

It was more of a sense that so many of those assembled -- who were surely well-suited for a spirited look back -- were equally adept at looking forward with recent or upcoming albums of new material that, by nature of the night's structure, had to go untouched this time around.

Ha! Look into that mad, treacherous, damned organ you call a heart, Cathy, and tell me why!" Cathy, so tiny and vulnerable yet so spirited, looked up at her tormentor.

Together with the hat, which stays on for most of the interview, it's a free-spirited look, with a dash of edge.

At sixty-two, stilltill had the wholesome, high-spirited look of the German poster girls of the nineteen-thirties — apple cheeks and white-blond hair.

A frank and at times exuberantly mean-spirited look at mean girls and the damage they do, the film version, directed by Ms. Headland and starring Kirsten Dunst, had its premiere at Sundance last month.

She began with her grandmother, who had passed away, and went on to recreate portraits of her mother and father, her brother as a teenager, brushing his waist-length hair, her sister in a photo booth, and herself both at three years old and as a spirited-looking 17-year-old.

Lots of pictures were taken and, aghast, instead of looking youthful and free spirited, I looked horrible!