Sentence examples for more animated when from inspiring English sources

But Teixeira was more animated when discussing the pitching.

He believed that he was "performing a little better," adding, "I also feel slightly more animated when in discussion".

The authors, who now work for research institutes, are more animated when they contemplate the cosmic imperatives of religious fanaticism.

In interviews, he was much more animated when discussing the most recondite chemical matters than his experiences with the drugs themselves.

The crowd got more animated when he turned to Obamacare, terrorism and immigration, in response to a series of familiar questions.

She grew more animated when detailing her outfit (called strawberries and cream), her curtsy practice ("I'm trying to tone down my wrist action") and her soccer fandom ("I speak in terms of we").

And far from being devoid of hope, it's almost impossible to find an establishment critic more passionate and animated when talking about the ability of people to join together to create real social and political change.

He is more animated still when he talks about new territory he has yet to record.

With Shrum's help, Kerry began to seem warmer in public forums; he also became more animated, as when he started to mock Bush's "Bring them on" remark during the early months of the Iraq war.

No one ever sees the Queen more animated than when one of her horses wins and she has waited 58 years for this, since Aureole came second in 1953.

All became noticeably more animated, however, when they explained why their topic was significant, particularly in terms of public health.