Sentence examples for to reanimate from inspiring English sources

Was it possible to reanimate a corpse?

Pay a witch veterinarian to attempt to reanimate your turkey.

Or tries to reanimate them, one might add.

A group of medical students made earnest attempts to reanimate a corpse.

Duchamp used it to reanimate everyday things with charisma, Joseph Beuys to create a personal myth.

But its strength is that it seeks to reanimate archetypes and is indifferent to ideological fashion.

Who in today's City Ballet have the nervous systems to reanimate this dolorous, gesture-heavy choreography?

The aftermath of the Brexit vote threatens to reanimate that corpse.

"I had all the problems in the world to reanimate the player.

For all its information, Mr. Smith's biography is unable to reanimate Monroe's character.

This sense of mission-driven reconstruction is palpable in Joseph's effort to reanimate Sancho.