Sentence examples similar to spirited mind from inspiring English sources

What's ugly is the joke, and the twisted, mean-spirited mind and spirit that it exposes.

Only free-spirited minds can venture away from conventional dogma to discover and develop a new world of intellectual wealth and beauty.

For a second, our minds are spirited forward to "Cries and Whispers" (1972), in which the mournful saraband, a movement from Bach's fifth cello suite, is heard during a scene of reconciliation as it is, once again, during one of Bergman's final works, made for Swedish television in 2003, and simply titled "Saraband".

For many years now, she has popped up in prominent publications as the author of eloquent, spirited glimpses into the heart, mind and sweaty labor of a chef.

After the talk, I walked to the bus stop, spirited and encouraged, poems flooding my mind, eager to change the mind of someone of else, and sing my song, and the songs of those who cannot sing for themselves.

Mr. Stark does not seem to mind such statements, which mirror spirited exchanges between Ben and Adam in "Into My Heart".

He always had Leigh in mind for the part of Lisa, a woman from Ohio who is lonely, eager to be loved, but spirited – optimistic.

How spirited?

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

He liked them spirited.