Sentence examples for manage to animate from inspiring English sources

The crow and the owl are stuffed, yet they manage to animate what essentially are still-life photographs.

I can't think of many other novels that manage to hold in such delicate balance great comedy and great pathos, or that manage to animate a character so vividly without ever really disclosing her.

Sentences that are dismayingly free of Roth's characteristic humour and mischief pile up in a shakily fabular framework but never manage to animate the story's characters nor foreground its larger intentions.

It's quite a cast and a good thing too, considering the almost uniformly absurd character types they miraculously manage to animate.

The melodies gave them a leg to stand on, and by respectfully elaborating on them, Operazone managed to animate both itself and classic opera's treasured remains.

In keeping with this freewheeling spirit, McMahon has a style that manages to animate not only the people in a novel but its objects and landscapes.

He managed to animate conspiracy theories about the "real" birth certificate the documentation, pasted into a bound volume in the Hawaiian state archives, that is the basis for the state certificate and that, under state law, is not released and about how either it didn't exist or else revealed some secret about Obama.

Fisher did manage to utter that animated version's trademark "booyah" in "Justice League," pointing out that it was fun to add slivers of the lighter animated version to the depth he pulled from the 1980s comic.

But in calling for a constitutional amendment to end discrimination – something Democrats have long been demanding – Arquette managed to re-animate a debate that has fallen flat in Congress "This Congress still needs to pass a law that makes sure a woman is paid the same as a man for doing the same work," President Barack Obama said in his State of the Union speech last month.

By using manuscripts and books, church budgets, royal correspondence, broadsides, and prison notebooks, Harkness manages to re-animate and describe a lost population.

The scene that everyone's hopefully seen by now if not, do so, here—is intimate and passionate in a way that many games don't quite manage to convey, because animating two discrete entities is, frankly, a total pain in the arse.