Sentence examples for more alive through from inspiring English sources
Everybody becomes more alive through his presence.
He felt the original was slow, as many silent films of the time were, so he chose to speed things up and make it "more alive" through rotoscoping.
Nothing makes me feel more alive than squinting through the strobes at the ant-sized selector who's a few thousand feet away.
With charisma aplenty, this twenty-two year old, very solid band, puts out some great songs and what sets them apart is their original music as well as their utter integrity, making old international songs, fresh and crisp, more alive and divine through their boundless maestro's orchestrations.
In his years as director, Mr. Campbell has tried to bring that history alive through much more than tours of the ruins.
Dancing, moving, expressing myself physically makes me feel more alive, and after years of dragging myself through the day as a mother, wife, and part-time professional, I desperately wanted to feel more alive.
It's a controlled circumstance that provides a short term thrill, making us feel more alive after the shot of adrenaline surges through our body.
And with each step I've taken toward happiness (even those that led me through the darkness) I have become happier, stronger, healthier, and more alive.
Not brighter, more alive.
