Sentence examples for grows animated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Noterdaeme grows animated when critiquing contemporary museums.

The only time his voice grows animated is as he describes the moments before the bomb went off.

This isn't such an outlandish proposal: Complicite productions are celebrated for their all-encompassing theatricality, and McBurney grows animated as he describes how Endgame is ripe for reinvention.

He grows animated when we talk about his pet project, a film based on Erik Larson's book Isaac's Storm about the Galveston storm of 1900.

He grows animated and frightens a man in white shoes and a clean overcoat who is walking out of the Pink Pussycat.

Mr. Blakely grows animated talking about what he calls the "new geography" -- the connections between New York City and London, upstate New York and Canada, San Diego and Tijuana -- and the "new entities," like venture capitalists and minority entrepreneurs.

He had grown animated.

He grew animated discussing global competition.

Switching to a video of Bekele, Salazar grew animated.

As the visitors discussed the past, the talk grew animated.

"Most African nations depend on agriculture," he continued, growing animated.