| On the positive side, though, Anna proves a striking listener, and Sammy O'Neil caught her spunkiness and sharp attentiveness. |
| Abby is an appealing lost soul with a redeeming streak of spunkiness, and when Ms. Stone is on screen, her performance bypasses the pretensions of a movie constructed on abstractions. |
| Bailey's simple and straightforward text is complemented by Slavin's detailed and humorous acrylic illustrations, each capturing Stanley's spunkiness. |
| This formal world on the edge of transition is the perfect context for Helena, a warring mix of servility and spunkiness, whom George Bernard Shaw saw as a precursor to Ibsen's New Woman. |
| It was still the charismatic del Potro, the winner here in 2009, and Hewitt, a perennial contender whose backward cap and spunkiness fans have come to adore. |
| You get the spunkiness of an Alpine with the kind-hearted, heavy milk production of a Saanen. |
