Sentence examples for text alive from inspiring English sources

We must prowl soft-footed through this text, alive for every board's moan and plaint.

Lari's adaptation adds a stunning but simple visual beauty to the story, literally bringing the text alive.

Make including a GIF as easy as typing a short phrase and the possibilities seem almost magical; you can make your text alive without even trying.

Nothing substantial really happens and not in a conceptually compelling kind of way, like Gaddis or DeLillo or Delany, or in a way that nonetheless brings the text alive with nuanced language, like Gass or Stein or Morrison.

Nothing substantial really happens and not in a conceptually compelling kind of way, like Gaddis or DeLillo or Delany, or in a way that nonetheless brings the text alive with nuanced language, like Gass or Stein or Morrison.

It demands that you work to make the text come alive.

The text comes alive when the authors allow Lincoln to speak in his own words.

In sum, people are alive, texts are dead, but a text gives the illusion of life, but something is inevitably lost in the process - deconstruction attempts to fill in this gap by making it clear how the text comes to life through the reader's interpretation and through the manipulations of the author.

Yet it makes the text feel newly alive, bristly, radical.

You only have to see what Robert Icke has done so brilliantly with Chekhov's Uncle Vanya at the Almeida to understand that reimagining classic texts keeps them alive.

There's your Aunt Farfalee, who is older than some of the texts but still alive, as far as you know, and the only truly gifted member of your ragtag cohort, who are generally more prone to make rats speak in Flemish, or to summon beetles out of other people's Christmas pies.