Sentence examples for spirited stance from inspiring English sources

But staff members on Capitol Hill say they can tell the difference, and they think Andersen's spirited stance is the genuine article.

Ben Brantley of the New York Times described it as a "spirited but slapdash show" that "keeps trying on different stances and voices like an attention-deficient kid in a Halloween costume shop".

Under Mr. Harding's leadership, The Times took a relatively critical stance against its parent company's handling of the hacking scandal, and speculation arose that the spirited coverage had led to his ouster.

This stance echoes one taken years earlier by the young Russian poet Kirill Medvedev, whose writing is introduced to American readers in "It's No Good," a spirited compendium translated by the novelist and n+1 magazine editor Keith Gessen, along with Mark Krotov, Cory Merrill and Bela Shayevich.

He liked them spirited.

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

How spirited?

A spirited correspondence followed.

Spirited bidding erupted.

Three spirited races stand out.