Sentences with word «spiritedness»

Thus, he constantly experimented with a variety of painting techniques and immersed in the exploration of the abstract form to create an artistic style that was contemporary and traditionally Chinese synchronously, revealing the free spiritedness of his artistic realm.

Also caused a lot of mean - spiritedness in people like Perry.

The mean spiritedness oozes beyond the racial stuff and reaches fuller flower at the movie's climax, which is set at a comic geek convention, and yes, consider the possibilities.

I have to say in my years with the Law Practice Division and I know Sharon believes this too, you have become a very close friend and a great resource and your public spiritedness as your work with the Salvation Army demonstrates is an example for all of us, so I know you won't put in the plug, but if some of our listeners are moved by this, the Salvation Army of the Virgin Islands could certainly use any of your financial support.

It is Truth Johanna that He, our Lord and redeemer of lost souls, Christ Jesus was born in aged times to fulfill the old Hebraic scripture so that the «world» might be saved and in His dying He did pay the price in order to be the rightness defender in the Heaven of the heavens which is where we in soulful spiritedness do go when we die in this world of the Celestialness of HEAVEN's Laments.

It is Truth Johanna that He, our Lord and redeemer of lost souls, Christ Jesus was born in aged times to fulfill the old Hebraic scripture so that the «world» might be saved and in His dying He did pay the price in order to be the rightness defender in the Heaven of the heavens which is where we in soulful spiritedness do go when we die in this world within the Celestialness of HEAVEN's Laments.

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.

In preparing examples, you will be able to demonstrate your team spiritedness if asked «How would you describe your current team?»

Since no one has been heard to suggest that the funds acted out of sheer public - spiritedness during the crisis, it seems safe to assume that they were buying on Monday because their managers had spotted bargains, and were selling on Thursday because of chances to cash in on profits.

For sobriety - tempered spiritedness, and yes, «civilization,» is what even the American lower and middle - classes really long for.

Blessed are the poor and live life in daily spiritedness for they are consoled and they will be made righteous in the Eternalness of Life being the abundancies in measured amounts throughout all Times.

We need the virtue of public - spiritedness also in the leaders of corporations and other huge organizations.

Enter stage left the perennial villain of the transgender story: the radical feminists, who for no discernible reason but their own bigotry and mean - spiritedness want to rain on Maria's trans - inclusive parade.

And it is little wonder that once he was in the system it behaved with all the mean - spiritedness which we have come to expect from it.

Androgynous professional intellectually oriented monogamous dog owner cat lover reader tv watcher nature and movie lover somewhat codependent deeply spiritual but not religious not into drama or any form of abuse self - centeredness or mean - spiritedness woman seeks same for friendship and play.

Unfortunately, it turned out to be just the latest in a long line of tone - deaf adaptations which fail to recapture any of the magic of the original, in this case substituting slapstick and a mean - spiritedness where there had once been a certain savoir faire combined with a sublime sense of humor.

The Hesses have been accused of mean - spiritedness dating back to their breakout hit, but the charges seem to stick more with each passing credit.

Director Ivan Reitman and screenwriter Elizabeth Meriwether start things out with a peppy, off - color spiritedness, and the early scenes between Emma and Adam, when they groggily, then avidly hook up, are sharp.

This is an unlikely gesture of public - spiritedness on our part, but it's rare that you encounter a car like the Accord that you can unequivocally recommend to everybody.

Ms. Gechtoff was still displaying that spiritedness late in life.

Yes, high spiritedness never hurts!

Redheads aren't a race... but there IS a lot of mean - spiritedness towards them.

Sensitive people often absorb the pain of the world around them, taking to heart the mean - spiritedness of others and the pain that some others displace.

The real mean spiritedness.

The median voter could at least respect McCain's political courage, public spiritedness, and seriousness, even in disagreement.

Team spiritedness is an important trait to have, but when every candidate claims to be «a great team player», this CV cliché can become a little meaningless.

As symbolic objects, children have often stood in for innocence, free spiritedness and play.

Like the abominable «Napoleon Dynamite,» director Jared Hess» second feature will doubtless capture the hearts and minds of 12 - year - old boys everywhere, even if Nacho Libre sacrifices the earlier film's aggressive mean - spiritedness in favor of gentle slapstick lunacy.

First, is their petty mindedness and mean spiritedness that some us had hoped might have diminished somewhat after Harper left.

It seems that nowadays they never knew the teacher who thought the idea of education was to crush the spiritedness of each student through personal humiliation, and if necessary through bodily cruelty.

But in Strassler and Raaflaub's hands, Caesar comes to life in all his spiritedness and virile power.

Ryan can go to purgatory for his mean - spiritedness of cuts.

All people are emotionally held islands of spiritedness and their souls do ever live on regardless those who hold firmly against such ideologies of religious intentions

Finally, leadership in a democracy requires the virtue of public - spiritedness; what the founders of the country called public virtue, a readiness to sacrifice self - interest to the common good.

All people are emtionally held islands of spiritedness and their souls to ever live on regardless those who hold against such ideologies of religious intentions.

We need the virtue of public - spiritedness, and we need to honor that virtue when we find it.

But he also asks for wisdom, courage, temperance and public spiritedness.

It also requires the ancient virtues of wisdom, courage, temperance and public - spiritedness.

I just can not take the self - righteousness and mean - spiritedness of the hard - right (not moderate) GOP.

Peter's political equanimity was rooted in another trait he shared with Socrates: He was singularly lacking in what Plato's Republic calls thumos, spiritedness.