spiritedness

It is not just a campaign against the mean spiritedness of the Howard government.

Team spiritedness, a sense of responsibility and management know how can be achieved.

At very least that offered a vast database of public spiritedness.

"Law firms don't do things out of public spiritedness alone.

She would start a school to teach Russians about public spiritedness and democracy.

That spiritedness perhaps comes from having politics on the brain and in the bloodstream.

Instead, the character was supposed to be motivated only by enjoyment and free from mean spiritedness.

It just goes to show, you can't judge a chap's public spiritedness by his ear jewellery.

The magazine's editors and authors were obviously motivated in large part by public spiritedness.

The film, after all, is a valentine to the resourcefulness and spiritedness of actors.

From their viewpoint, collecting art was not simply a matter of benevolence or public spiritedness.

He defines craftsmanship thinking as creativity combined with public spiritedness.

But whether that spiritedness benefits from this kind of raw exposure is moot.

The children dance with a refreshing blend of natural spiritedness and artistic discipline.

"We are very grateful for the public spiritedness of the witness who assisted us so much in this inquiry."

We may have lost that shared public spiritedness in our everyday lives but the Broadway theatre hasn't, apparently.

On the basis of Mr Brown’s behaviour so far, such public spiritedness seems unlikely.

She denounced conservatives who "display a level of mean spiritedness that is embarrassing and even chilling."

These, in turn, call forth three classic virtues: practical wisdom, fidelity, and public spiritedness.

"There's a mean spiritedness to humor now too.

Alas, given the bottom-line pressures, spontaneous fits of public spiritedness may find the going hard.

The project came together through e-mail messages, church bulletins, post-9/11 public spiritedness, and serendipitous phone calls.

And Nalene found in Claudia her father's high spiritedness, his charm.

The Kenyon Review praised the book for having been written with great spiritedness, skill and learning.

Thus, both camps must engage in a mutuality of "craftsmanship thinking"—creativity combined with public spiritedness.