The phrase "alive desire" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a poetic or metaphorical context to convey a sense of vibrant or intense longing.
Example: "Her alive desire for adventure pushed her to explore the uncharted territories of her dreams."
Alternatives: "vibrant longing" or "intense yearning".
Through simple theatrical effects, shadows of dancers performing beyond the family's enclosed, doomed world are revealed, forming a clever metaphor for both the still very much alive desires of these fugitives and the menacing world beyond.
Ms. Jornov and Mr. Donovan are extraordinarily compelling in these roles, creating a relationship for their unlikely pair of lovers that is both credible and alive with desire.
It's hard to believe fully in this version of the past, though he makes it appealingly alive with desire that transforms the lives of these not-quite-real housewives of Flatbush.
Iraq, alone among the Arab states, barred the UN from supervising its Palestinian refugees, and imposed a welter of restrictions, in the name of keeping alive their desire to return to Palestine.
Frank Sinatra sounds alert on "Santa Claus is Coming to Town", but when your liveliest vocal comes from someone who isn't actually alive, the desired Christmas feeling clearly isn't happening.
Travel has become my antidote: the farther I go the more aware I become of what has kept me alive -- my desire to be in and of the world.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — A 48-year-old Brooklyn woman who survived almost two days bobbing in a river here said she was kept alive by the desire to see her 19-year-old daughter again.
It's difficult for women to teach their girls how to celebrate being alive within their desire; but it's commonplace for women to teach girls how to devalue their bodies in the quest for physical perfection.
We have to keep alive the hunger and desire, too.
Romance was dead, the show announced, but female desire was alive and kicking, usually in $400 designer heels.
