Sentence examples for most alive when from inspiring English sources
"Well, I'm most alive when I'm acting," he says.
I genuinely do feel most alive when I'm pushing myself.
She came most alive when people around her didn't agree.
Like its protagonist, it becomes most alive when it leaves Othello behind.
Jonathan Kellerman's characters are most alive when they are at death's door.
"The Pitmen Painters" is most alive when the paintings hold center stage and the characters frame them with words.
Yuknavitch's stellar prose is most alive here, when she's lovingly describing the natural world ― its beauty and brutality.
I'm sure this is why I feel my happiest, most alive self when I am making a Goddess portrait.
However, the concert came most vividly alive when Mr. Samuels or Mr. Johnson had opportunities to break into solos.
But some moments are riper than others for re-encountering plays in particular, which are most fully alive when they are onstage, and then retreat to the bookshelves — or digital form, today — when they are not being performed.
Sadness was regret for the absence of day, but true melancholics, followers of one of the four principal humors governing the human soul, found themselves most fully alive when they could, in the strength of their internal somberness, disregard the illusions of daylight.
