Sentence examples for spirited you from inspiring English sources

It removed you from the place in which you had a meaning, and to which you gave meaning in return by dedicating your life to it, and spirited you away into fairylands where you were, and looked, frankly absurd.

Unless you are unusually public spirited, you would take advantage of the free money that the government is giving out.

"He was incredibly nice, a friendly person," said Price, whose performance of the band's spirited "You Go Down Smooth" wowed the Town Hall audience that included representatives of Rolling Stone, The New York Times and Letterman's Late Show.

To be free spirited, you shouldn't feel troubled at all with the bad things in everyday life.

If you really want to be spirited and you don't have shoes that are related to the theme, find a pair of old tennis shoes that are your size that no one uses any more.

If it is a particularly spirited animal, you may want to persuade someone else into holding it down while you perform the treatment.

If your friends are really spirited, then you can probably fart in front of them and they won't really care.

"When you have spirited people, whether you agree with them or not, it adds a little yeast to the dough," Mr. Simpson said.

You have more respect for other people's things, you get more team-spirited, you learn how to compromise.'ItIt knocks the rough edges off,' says another.

If you are going to be this mean-spirited, you had better deliver the jokes, but the film's attacks on pretentious parents — not to mention put-downs of hardworking immigrants — consistently come off as more hateful than humorous.

The ads, at their core, were mean-spirited: you use a PC so you are a dork.