Sentence examples for spirited of from inspiring English sources

Which was spirited of him, except he failed.

But not even the most generous spirited of opponents wants the currency's success to persuade Britons to swing behind the euro.

Nabi Saleh quickly became the most spirited of the dozen or so West Bank villages that hold weekly demonstrations against the Israeli occupation.

The big disappointment of this book is that Eszterhas, the most spirited of Hollywood players, also bears the deepest of Hollywood wounds.

The two queens who produced the poorest performances and looks that week would "lip sync for their lives" – mime to a popular song – and the least spirited of the two would go home.

The pirate movie is a sub-genre of the swashbuckler and its first classic came before audiences could hear the swash - the 1926 silent movie The Black Pirate starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr, most graceful and spirited of action stars.

Many treasures were spirited out of Iraq during the nineteenth century, the heyday of imperialist archeology.

At first, she was spirited out of the country.

"This is not some figure spirited out of the air".

How can they be spirited out of the country, or, as the jargon puts it, exfiltrated?

In the meantime, the Crosswhites were spirited out of Marshall and escaped to Canada.