Sentence examples for was more spirited from inspiring English sources

Still, he ended up a suicide at 43. Erika was more spirited, a natural leader and life force.

The Beethoven was more spirited now, and the choreography included full-bodied balletic-modern phrases that showed off the company's impressive technique (multiple pirouettes, a double tour en l'air); Lightfoot and León also mixed in quirkier, baser movements, as in a unison travelling phrase highlighted by a strange crabbed walk with caved-in shoulders, or in a female duet full of jerky motion.

The opening bout, between Adrien Broner and John Molina, was a sleepy affair, though the main event was more spirited.

The Senators' statements were more spirited than they were a month ago, but they began as another set of serial monologues.

With Reyna as captain this time, the team is more spirited and cohesive, free of internal division.

Monday's premiere was promising, but the challenge for this morning show isn't just to be more spirited; it should also be smarter.

Wheel-thrown pots from the Meroitic Period (100 B.C. to A.D. 300) are more spirited or perhaps more spiritual in their decorative subject matter.

Judy Garland has never been more spirited or more poignant ("Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" is up there with "Over the Rainbow" and "The Man That Got Away").

Afterwards, Corey Lewandowski, Trump's campaign manager, suggested jokingly that Bush had been more spirited than usual because "he had a Monster [Energy Drink] on the way in".

And there were a few moments during the long first hour — and a few more during the quick last half hour — when the exchanges were more spirited and tense.

And both the Acura and Infiniti are more spirited drivers.