spiritedness

1 Some cover their pride with the pretence of high spiritedness, and please themselves in apprehensions of some magnanimity and generosity.

2 Crawford talks about “creating occasions for the kind of spiritedness that is called forth when we take things in hand for ourselves”.

3 Susan had from childhood possessed certain qualities of physical beauty, of spiritedness, of facility in mind and body—the not uncommon characteristic of the child that is the flower of passionate love.

4 The state of being lively, brisk, or full of spirit and vigor; vivacity; spiritedness; as, he recited the story with great animation.

5 The Greeks admired what you might call spiritedness.

6 The team put up a spirited defense.

7 Ryan Murphy’s “The Prom” tries its damnedest to, but despite a promising opening and a spiritedness that makes “Glee” look downright downtrodden by comparison, it’s not quite the showstopper we’ve been pining for.

8 The Republican Party’s endless tolerance for this never ending egregious behavior is destroying the concept of civil discourse in this country and normalizing mean spiritedness and crude behavior.

9 As for Rose, she may have been done in by the very spiritedness that took her from the highway to the Great White Way and made her, ever so briefly, a star.

10 The authority of the professor, the reformer, the legislator or the jurist does not derive from the market, but from humanistic values such as public spiritedness, conscience or the longing for justice.

11 Whereas most filmmakers gradually ebb in spiritedness as they age, Lee - in good and not-so-good films - has remained uniquely unpredictable and remarkably prolific.

12 But opposition figures complained that both visits were unethical, with Socialist leader Martine Aubry arguing that France had "lost its public spiritedness".

13 And therefore I conclude the premises; that is, That the beast will kill the church that shall be in the latter days, as to her Christian spiritedness, and her church-state.

14 The darkness of the plot is easily overridden by the sheer spiritedness of Brooke Maxwell and Jacob Richmond’s score and the terrific young cast.

15 Among the many friends I had made in the other States there was none I admired more for her public spiritedness than Miss Vida Goldstein.

16 We do have too much division, too much mean spiritedness.

17 Scores of Rajaratnam’s friends, family and associates wrote about his charity, good works and public spiritedness.

18 “Passion” is one translation; “spirit,” as in “spiritedness,” is another.

19 He’s okay with that, telling audiences during his ongoing promotional tour that he’s certainly changed, even if his spiritedness remains.

20 The film channels the spirited energy of a milieu in which solidarity and bitchy banter go hand in hand.

1 热烈

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3 勇猛

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