Sentence examples for bit alive from inspiring English sources

In the videos, Jonieke seems every bit alive and present.

Widowed 14 months, 14 months of restless, sleepless nights, I was finally feeling a little bit alive again.

"I feel a little bit more alive".

And in that moment we are suddenly galvanised, and just a bit more alive.

Images, which include a group of men carrying small coffins and a gathering of women holding enormous bouquets while walking to a grave, are every bit as alive as the dancers.

If anything the best of them leave you feeling a bit more alive.

A quick glance at the commercial opportunities available at Labour's annual conference, from £10,000 to advertise on "eco-friendly" conference bags to £450 for a quarter page ad in the conference brochure, reveals a party every bit as alive to marketing opportunities.

Write something and make your book become a little bit more alive.

You know, you have a script, but then he lets you improvise and he knows that if you can improvise, you're going to hit on something that's going to be a little bit more alive than anything that could be written in the script.

Hill says, "My childhood love of roller coasters and high speeds and daring thrills and taking risks and chasing highs and pushing my body to extremes and testing my limits just to feel a little bit more alive than the rest?" In Jibade-Khalil Huffman's multimedia installation, the artist and poet's experiential use of language depicts the complexity of black thought and rage.

What extraordinary future makes you feel a little bit more alive when you imagine yourself in it?