The phrase "always animated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is consistently lively, energetic, or full of life.
Example: "Her personality is always animated, making every gathering more enjoyable."
Alternatives: "constantly lively" or "perpetually spirited".
Ms. Arrarás is rail thin but busty, because of a breast implant operation seven years ago, she said, and even though she has plenty of household help, she prepares breakfast and lunch for her children, ages 4, 2 and 1. Conversations with Ms. Arrarás, always animated, are likely to segue into diatribes about animal rights; she is working to outlaw circuses in Puerto Rico that use animals.
Elaine was always animated, interested and interesting.
The search — for a better cheesecake, a more prayerful life — has always animated the nuns.
Her satire was polished, but almost always animated by a gut need to get it right.
Her work is filled with countless indelible descriptions of water, and these descriptions are always animated by an elemental sense of wonder about this most familiar and necessary of substances.
He was a giant of a man, but a man nevertheless.' It might otherwise be observed that it was a wilful contrariness - the same impulse that always animated Fela - that ultimately killed him.
Arp started out as a Dadaist, and a delight in absurdity always animates his work.
The moment passes; Lampedusa broadens his remarks to the German people in general, and "the zeal with which they pursue every activity to the extreme, and the desire for the absolute which always animates them".
"The protection of human life and freedom are given central importance by Morgenthau, and constitute a 'transcendent standard of ethics' which should always animate scientific enquires" (19).
In 2014, IGN ranked him as the fifth greatest anime character of all time, saying that "Although Kenshin's momentary lapses make him a complete badass and set the stage for some of the most epic sword battles ever animated, Kenshin always goes back to his sweet persona once the danger is gone".
His work has been compared to Kubrick and Lynch, but I didn't really watch their films until I was older, so Hertzfeldt, who nearly always animates alone and by hand, was my window into single-minded auteurism, critical misanthropy, and black humor.
