Sentence examples for both animate and inanimate from inspiring English sources
The mathematician, moonlighting as an alchemist, turned things both animate and inanimate into different substances.
Broader application of this approach to both animate and inanimate objects is possible.
It undoubtedly requires originality to determine just when to take the photograph, so as to bring out the proper setting for both animate and inanimate objects...
Russian uses the same pronouns for both animate and inanimate objects, so Bartlett's choice of "it" for the baby serves to underscore Levin's failure to relate to the baby in a way that is absent in the original.
The sun goddess Amaterasu Ōmikami and other creator spirits, illustrious ancestors, and both animate and inanimate things, such as plants, rocks, birds, beasts, and fish, may all be treated as kami.
This subtle difference reflects the Japanese sense of responsibility for the inherent value of the materials of production and the Japanese culture's deep respect for the world at large, both animate and inanimate.
Some scientists were put off by her embrace of the Gaia hypothesis, suggesting that both the animate and inanimate worlds can be viewed as a single organism.
Curiosity: Being curious leads you to read widely, of course, but also to observe carefully the world around you -- both the animate and inanimate worlds -- and to ask questions and seek out people who know things you don't know.
