Sentence examples for spirited response from inspiring English sources

Even the Saints' spirited response — 11 plays, 77 yards and a short field goal on the half's final play — could not dampen the sense that one of the N.F.L.'s more memorable games was unfolding.

Levi, Mr. Roth notes, lived in Turin in the apartment house where he was born, and that bourgeois solidity, that absence of geographical mobility, underscores something about Levi's art: that his "life of communal interconnectedness... constitutes his profoundly spirited response to those who did all they could to sever his every sustained connection and tear him and his kind out of history".

We await a spirited response to that inquiry.

It was a spirited response to adversity from the pair.

France's defiance drew a spirited response from the European commissioner for monetary affairs, Pedro Solbes.

A more spirited response to bad notices is hard to imagine.

They sang spirited responses and shouted their amens and corroborating testimony.

There are several spirited responses to Sesardic's book (Tabery's 2006 and 2009b reviews are examples) and Gri Oftedal (2005) presents a clarification of the issues at stake between Sesardic and Lewontin.

(It was one of the films she damned in "Circles and Squares," her mean-spirited response to the American auteurist Andrew Sarris).

Rachel Reeves well deserves a front-line post – but would her worst enemy wish work and pensions on her? Instructed to challenge the cruelty inflicted on families, she will undoubtedly sharpen Labour's feeble, and at times mean-spirited response to Iain Duncan Smith.

And when I lose focus and start dishing out passive-aggressive or blatantly mean-spirited responses hoping to hammer my enemy into ideological submission, I will seek forgiveness and repent.