Sentence examples for spirited vitality from inspiring English sources

When it works, they convey some of the spirited vitality, not to mention oddity, of Harry Smith's anthology of music from that era: Submarines, set to clomping piano, is a singular tale of a man whose sea visions go disbelieved, while Flowers in Your Hair addresses growing pains with pleasing acerbity.

Beginning with Ms. Golino, whose Grazia radiates a free-spirited vitality that recalls the young Sophia Loren, the movie has wonderfully naturalistic performances.

"It was spirited.

The Scouts' spirited founder.

How spirited?

He liked them spirited.

The others invite spirited debate.

Fancy, no, but spirited, yes.

The talk was spirited.

Was she just spirited?

Orphaned but spirited heroine?