Sentence examples for Be quickened from inspiring English sources
verb
To give life to; to animate, make alive, revive.
Be quickened, mindful of God's still small voice, as in the Bible.
Georgia's hopes of following Turkey into the EU would be quickened, which would be all to the good.
Denied a populous human setting with its diversity of wills and motives, a narrative like this can be quickened by a feeling for mood and landscape.
Can we be quickened, restored to what James called "the unspeakable adventure of being alive," by the revisiting of another's death?
And, even if the absorption of the unemployed resources were to be quickened in this way, it would only mean that the seed would already be sown for new disturbances and new crises.
Our assistant physio, Joe Sharp, suggested that his recovery could be quickened up with the help of a bit of equipment called Game Ready that thoroughly compresses and ices an injured player's leg.
The pace of change always seems to be quickening.
Curious that in the subzero temperatures of Davos, the round's pulse may be quickening.
Instead the pace at which he is running out of friends seems to be quickening.
Some experts cautioned that the rate of infection could still be quickening.
"And that process only seems to be quickening in recent months".
