Sentence examples for inanimate as from inspiring English sources

Through his refurbished tables as well as his generosity of table, his bounty, care and love restored the inanimate as well as the animate.

Her beauty and expression are as inanimate as those of the figures that were, at the same moment, being carved into the granite of Mt. Rushmore.

When the tools and materials of an art are inanimate, as in sculpture, or symbolic, as in accounting and music, development is a personal responsibility.

He found the snake curled up under the kitchen sink where the hot-water pipe fed into the faucet and dishwasher, but it was all but inanimate, as cold and slick as a garden hose left out in the frost.

Wood's displays were apparently not all inanimate, as suggested by the inclusion of what Mr. Belanger calls "an arresting help-wanted ad" for "Persons who are Curiosities in Themselves, or have charge of such".

Painting the animate and the inanimate as if they were of equal import, he paradoxically implied the relentless inner pulse of life and thought, but from a discreet distance.

But who knew that the city manipulated inanimate objects as whimsically as people?

In the end Mr. Greenwold makes the inanimate almost as alive as the animate.

The spectacle of life and feeling being vested in the inanimate is as old as cinema itself, and you could argue that it peaked early, in 1927, with the slowly opening eyes of the robot in "Metropolis".

But there's a massive opportunity in other transportation mediums for inanimate objects as well as humans.

Canguilhem's definition of health, or rather of normality, includes the animate and inanimate environment, as well as the physical, mental, and social dimensions of human life.