Sentence examples for animated provided from inspiring English sources

Leibniz understood that these discoveries would later deeply change the idea of matter as a motionless substrate: it was clear that individual substances existed, that these were animated, provided with a self, and that one could not reduce all to atoms.

The game's visuals are also now entirely polished, with sumptuous and (at times) animated scenery providing the backdrop for the game's protagonist, Ida, and the other characters she meets.

MacFarlane wrote, animated, produced, and provided voice acting for Family Guy, which premiered in 1999, immediately following Super Bowl XXXIII.

For the Washington-Philadelphia game Monday night, Electronic Arts provided animated offensive scenarios for the Redskins that proved unusable because of their anemic play.

Mr. Wallace, like the firehose-wielding police commissioner Bull Connor in Birmingham, provided animated resistance that produced images that shocked Americans, forcing them to confront long-accepted injustices.

When autism robbed a young boy of speech, Disney animated films amazingly provided him a way back and a road map for life.

It's a book-app in which loveable monster Elmo potty trains his own toy Baby David, while providing animated stickers, puzzles and five potty-related songs.

Online chat is another possibility, with animated emoticons providing both entertainment and anonymity for the chatters.

His influences, just to name three, were the brilliant sociologist Gary Dowsett, feminist theory, and Paulo Freire, a trinity of sorts that animated his ideas and provided the canvas for him to paint his dreams upon, fueling his fresh and iconoclastic approach to thinking about not only sexual health but sexuality.

Nao also has LEDs around its eyes and on the sides of its head that animate to provide further cues, such as blinking, which suggest it is alive.

The observation in gorillas and chimpanzees of a significant right-handed asymmetry for actions toward inanimate targets, but not for actions toward animate ones, provides further support for the hypothesis that right-handedness has emerged from primitive manipulative activities (Forrester et al. 2011, 2012).