The phrase "and animated by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is brought to life or given energy by a particular influence or force.
Example: "The story was rich and vibrant, and animated by the passion of its characters."
Alternatives: "and brought to life by the" or "and energized by the".
"Star Wars Detours" is a animated television show (what else could it possibly be?) voiced, directed, and animated by the same men who made Robot Chicken.
He enjoyed the intellectual atmosphere of the École Normale the discussion of metaphysical and political issues pursued with eagerness and animated by the utopian dreams of young men destined to be among the leaders of their country.
Going beyond the national hopes of Ezekiel and animated by the universal spirit of the pre-exilic Isaiah, Deutero-Isaiah saw in the miraculous restoration of Israel a means of converting the whole world to faith in Israel's God.
But as designed by Aaron Cromie and — more importantly — voiced and animated by the seven-actor cast, the puppets who depict the tale's supporting characters often come across as cutesy.
Among the scenes and portraits shown here, the most arresting is "The Red Brick School Building, Willesden" (1985), a gloomy, anonymous Victorian pile conjured up in extra-thick impasto and animated by the street life in front of it.
They have been drawn and animated by the New Yorker contributor Christoph Niemann, and can be found as an extension of the New Yorker Today app, our continuously updating feed of New Yorker magazine stories and Web posts.
Directed by Joey Chriqui and animated by Rose Todaro, the video for "I Feel New" is the kind of poptimistic tune you could dance to in the morning.
Created by Robert D. San Souci and animated by Mark Henn, the character is loosely based on Hua Mulan from the ancient Chinese poem the Ballad of Mulan.
Like the German conservatives, Kagan sees a very different world, one that is "embedded in human nature" and animated by what the ancient Greeks called thumos, "a spiritedness and ferocity in defense of clan, tribe, city, or state".
Directed by Frank Capra and animated by Chuck Jones, the films coupled Hollywood showmanship with cutting edge research on such standard school topics as the solar system, meteorology and the human body.
Directed by longtime FIDLAR collaborator Ryan Baxley and animated by Nolan Fabricius, the video is best viewed on a smartphone.
