Příklady high-spirited

• If they were all public schoolboys, they would be described as high-spirited, but when working-class youngsters engage in boisterous behaviour it becomes hooliganism.

• It is a despair which has become a sort of heartbreaking lassitude of spirit in a very high-spirited people.

• We are constantly stimulated to read by those extremely high-spirited discussions between literary experts which are transmitted to us weekly on the television and radio.

• It is somewhat analogous to the position of a coach drawn by high-spirited horses.

• She has been inhabited by an exceptionally high-spirited and liberty-loving people.

• He then becomes rather high-spirited and entirely scornful of the surroundings, and he will then become intolerant of the administration.

• The first is this, that centuries of ruthless and often brutal injustice—what is worse, when you are dealing with a high-spirited and sensitive people?

• Correspondingly, the employers have shown a high-spirited patriotism, and indeed the proposal about private profits emanated from them.

• There are very few high-spirited lads who do not have a few accidents in their early days.

• It may be difficult for the police to distinguish between high-spirited revellers and those whose drunkenness may result in crime.

• That is a challenge to every high-spirited schoolboy to see who can be the first to run up the flag before the headmaster arrives.

• The world is not yet ready for an absolute decision in a quarrel in which two high-spirited countries might each of them think they were right.

• You may take the illustion of a thoroughbred, high-spirited horse which, when he feels the grip of a skilful rider, is as mild, quiet, and gentle as possible.

• An impulsive, ener- getic, high-spirited boy often gets into more trouble and rows than the other lads, and he takes his flogging, and the thing is over.

• She has an active and high-spirited population.