Sentence examples for alive enough from inspiring English sources

People are being kept alive for far longer now – but is being alive enough?

He concludes that most clients, when confronted with bold architecture, are "not alive enough to want it, but strong enough to kill it".

The last line of the first stanza - "alive enough to spawn and die" - is the first completely regular iambic line in the poem.

Still, we made our way down slowly, crouching and clutching at bushes and vines that felt alive enough to close over our heads and swallow us whole, not like an animal but like an element.

But the singing voice is a mere detail in a large texture of a self that gradually comes alive — enough to seem wholly invented and fully imagined, although based on what was once real.

According to the census data released on Thursday, 56 people claimed Flushing Meadows-Corona Park as their home, and 5 — apparently alive enough to do so — said they lived in Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.

Young animals should be cautious, to stay alive long enough to reproduce.

Yet the decision could keep the application alive long enough for the politics to change.

Let's keep these addicts alive long enough to get the help they need.

"LVADs can keep some patients alive long enough for a donor heart to become available.

Dialysis has also kept more than 100,000 Americans alive long enough to receive a kidney transplant.