Sentence examples similar to spirited to think from inspiring English sources
We all know the celebrations will cost a fortune but it's mean-spirited to think too much about it.
Together with his wife, Mary Bruce, we made our way to the spot where Booth and Herold had crossed into Virginia, the destination from which the hunted duo thought they would be spirited to safety.
Ravelstein was too spirited to be careful.
From there he was spirited to Beijing.
Join us for this Brain Awareness Week edition of Periodic Tables as we present an informal, yet spirited gathering on new ways to think about your brain.
We like to think that spirited debate in a deliberative democracy enables us to act as a collective whole.
It all sounds very free-spirited, but it is harder to think of any couple more suited to this new age than Chris and Gwyneth.
And then he made a spirited defence of the capitalist system, which he seemed to think was under attack here.
It's remarkable to think that, two years previously, the spirited 67-year-old had been struck down by streptococcal pneumonia that almost killed him.
I like to think of myself as pretty free-spirited, but rules have guided my life since cancer.
It is bizarre to think of Margaret Thatcher's as the more generous spirited government, but there it is.
