I have also characterized the current economic collapse as a collective trauma, both in its own right and insofar as it reanimates the feelings of vulnerability, anxiety, and powerlessness that were wrought by the terrorist attack of 9/11.
A minute later, when it reanimates and ambles out of sight, I'm devastated.
It reanimates Griffin Mill and sends him straight from Mr. Tolkin's darkest daydreams into your own.
When my mother-in-law sent me the beautiful Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds catalog in February, it reanimated me, but it befuddled me too.
Critics and fans have applauded "Mad Men" for the ways in which it reanimates mid-twentieth-century characters, but the show's focus on the ruder aspects of their neatly dressed bodies gives away its early-twenty-first-century lens.
Each time it reanimated, a different drummer took over: Lars Ulrich of Metallica, Dave Lombardo of Slayer, Charlie Benante of Anthrax; the guitarists traded off too.
"It can reanimate the country and generate jobs.
Duchamp used it to reanimate everyday things with charisma, Joseph Beuys to create a personal myth.
In these synthetic archeological artifacts, fans of old media – the movies produced before the age of the franchise – get to re-experience favourite narratives, get to kid themselves that a few deleted scenes will spark the story back to life for them, that it will reanimate dormant plot strands.
And every time it's either recreating it or reanimating that bit, trying to get that hate back.
Finally, in a sequence so ungodly off-the-charts awesome that it will have to last us for the next year, the Night King, flanked by horsemen of the zombie apocalypse, makes a one-in-a-million shot and harpoons one of Daenery's dragons through the neck, only to haul it out of the ice and reanimate it as a Fucking Zombie Ice Dragon.
