Sentence examples for had been animated from inspiring English sources

His migration, he said, had been animated by a dream.

Sheikh Omar had been animated during our interview, but now he began to fidget in his chair.

And a cultural predisposition was revivified by the sudden acquisition of new land: Zionism had been animated by a near-mystical belief in the necessity of rural settlement.

Twitter had been animated enough when it came to the Bland story, but it'd yet to see this kind of unity in opinion.

Clark says that even if the foreign polices of the European powers had been "animated by a unified and coherent purpose", the historian's task would be hard enough.

And Libby said that Karl Rove had been "animated" by a conversation with Robert D. Novak, in which the conservative columnist told Rove he "had a bad taste in his mouth" about Wilson and was writing a column about him.

There have been animated and live-action TV adaptations.

Engel describes an experiment that seems to have been animated by these very questions.

In Britain, Brexit has been animated by opposition to the European Union, rather than any clear alternative to membership.

Even the game's alien races have been animated with a generous anthropomorphism that imbues them with plausibly human emotions.

Over the years it has been animated, musicalised, vulgarised and even turned into an excuse for choreographed ineptitude in Peter Pan Goes Wrong.