Sentence examples for seem animated from inspiring English sources

Many seem animated by the sport of it, and ill-informed about the politics.

There is a playful theatricality, too: objects seem animated like characters on a stage.

"The -- suspense -- is -- too -- much," said Christopher in a slow monotone that made the Manchurian Candidate seem animated.

All the other works seem animated by a kind of medieval religiosity, too, as though they had been exhumed from an ancient, long forgotten schismatic church.

Turning an old cow barn into a studio, he began assembling slabs of stone and wood with rocks so carefully placed they seem animated.

In works like "Apollo and Daphne" (1622-25) and "The Ecstasy of St. Teresa" (1645-52), superhumanly beautiful gods, angels and humans seem animated from within by a relentlessly striving life force.

The president seems animated by a sense of America's rightness.

The judges suddenly seemed animated as she asked for a formal investigation into the missing file.

For the first time in years Chris seems animated and alive.

Bob Bradley, who has worked hard to present a hard-shell public image, seemed animated and paternal behind the scenes.

He seemed animated by the tension of the events, and by the fact that he was right and wrong simultaneously.