Sentence examples for too spirited from inspiring English sources
Ravelstein was too spirited to be careful.
(Mr. Holmes is much too spirited a writer to resist making a bon mot about the English pronunciation of that name).
"He's a little too spirited for you in your current, uh, condition," Lenhardt said.
Wasn't our BFF too spirited, too smart, too funny to ever stop being spirited, smart and funny?
The U.S. Air Force showed up, too, and spirited the meteorite away for study; this was the era of the Red Scare and the rumors of a wrecked spaceship in New Mexico.
The discussion on Hacker News is spirited too.
Diski was too honest and spirited a writer to make that impulse ever seem like an act of spite.
It's not surprising that before too much spirited, not to say, mean-spirited, confrontations go by, the blunt comment "I am not a racist" is heard.
When the horse, a son of High Chaparral, arrived at his Ballydoyle yard, the trainer thought he was too high spirited.
A word of praise for Crystal Palace too, whose spirited display earned them a point that could be vital in their battle against the drop.
Incumbent Randy Hultgren hasn't faced too many spirited challenges, but this year Montgomery mayor Matt Brolley, former HHS advisor Lauren Underwood, and Navy vet/Andy Richter brother Victor Swanson are vying for the nomination.
