Sentence examples for enliven things from inspiring English sources

To enliven things, if only minimally, the film contains fleeting appearances by the Ad-Libs, the Silhouettes, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and others, though most of them have been so poorly lip-synched that their music lacks spontaneity.

"But it would certainly enliven things".

Every once in a while, something altogether different is needed to enliven things.

More important, in 'The Red Wheel' he decided to enliven things because of the extraordinary threat of monotony.

Rather, it's the internal tension of a narrator trying to remember and forget simultaneously that enlivens things.

(As Ben's crotchety grandfather, Barry Corbin, sporting a big head of wavy gray hair, occasionally enlivens things.) The main culprit, though, is dialogue that might work if it came out of cartoon mouths but that is deadly when spoken by actual human beings.

Some decent ILM FX work (by TV standards, at any rate) enlivens things and this is the last live-action Star Wars spin-off until the promising sounding Rogue One: A Star Wars Story next year; with the long promised live-action TV seriesstill nowhere to be seen.

Picadillo, a stew of ground beef, olives and raisins, among other things, enlivens Mondays and Thursdays.

She could set cats among pigeons, enliven debates and generally pep things up.

I think as we approach our mortality, as we approach our life as limited, it enlivens us to embrace those things more fully.

A smiler enlivens an entire room, improves others moods, and simply makes things better by only smiling, as laughter and smiling are contagious.