Sentence examples for seems animate from inspiring English sources

Rome seems animate to a degree that is rare among what is left of Europe's capital cities today.

The New Yorker, December 1 , 1945P. 84 Rome seems animate to a degree that is rare among what is left of Europe's capital cities today.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 1 , 1945P. 84 Rome seems animate to a degree that is rare among what is left of Europe's capital cities today.

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

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

Another leaf entering from the right and circling up and around the central flowers seems animated by a loving, protective impulse.

Despite Kaplan's avowed commitment to realist precepts, "Eastward to Tartary" often seems animated by a more troubling view of the world.

The combination etching and aquatint "Gloucester Bouquet" by Nell Blaine from 1986-87 seems animated, too, because of its firm, restless outlines.

If the narrative of the decline of the angels is that of the spiritual gradually exhausting itself in the everyday, My Struggle seems animated by the desire to reawaken it, to infuse higher meaning into his own, ordinary life.

Indeed, this vision seems animated by a 'graze phobia' that reinforces the false 'public image of extensive rangelands are of pasture land overgrazed by livestock, and therefore in environmental crisis, and threatening wildlife and biodiversity' (Niamir-Fuller et al. [2012]:2).

Richter seems animated by an obsessive devotion to form, a devotion so obsessive that he sees true form as an exquisitely fragile manifestation, and deviation from it -- chaos -- as horrifying; yet he embraces the horror as well.