Sentence examples for something very alive from inspiring English sources

There was something very alive about it".

"I wanted something very, very alive," he said.

But when you've been through this and you look into the eyes of people like we did on Saturday, you know that there's something very much alive in the hearts and minds of a lot of people in this country".

"Something is always very alive, something is always newly discovered".

Together they've produced something fabulous, a very alive package of history, a genuine special delivery, and one that will be broken up and returned to its many lenders all too soon.

"Nothing glamorous, but something strong and powerful and very alive".

"I found it great to take this ancient creature, loaded with meaning," she said, "and turn it into something funny and lighthearted that feels very alive".

There was something very, very old about it, but also a very modern point of view, very alive.

Well, they've accomplished something very difficult -a fulfilling marriage that's twice as long as some of you have been alive.

It was very alive.

And I am feeling very, very alive.