Sentence examples for wildly alive from inspiring English sources

One minute into the video is a rare photo of a very young Balanchine looking unusually puckish and wildly alive.

She stopped on the downhill side of the tree behind which the figure had disappeared, her thrashing heart wildly alive in her chest, the dewy grass cold on her feet.

And I tell you this because Dahl is that kind of writer, the rare kind who pole-axes you when first you meet, when you discover the wonder of writing that is perfectly, vividly, wildly alive.

The likelihood of any of these people being found alive is wildly remote.

Gabbi, refusing to sing at first, came alive, screaming wildly, dancing with her head thrown back.

They leave us naked and raw, our hearts wildly moving through them; "I am alive..

Shot on three different continents with three wildly different narratives, each film comes alive with some of the strangest plot twists one could imagine.

You fizz and teem and tingle, talking at breakneck speed, gesticulating wildly, possessed by the immensity of being alive and pissed on a Saturday night.

Hence, Madeleine M. Henry, Professor of Classics at Iowa State University, maintains that "biographical anecdotes that arose in antiquity about Aspasia are wildly colorful, almost completely unverifiable, and still alive and well in the twentieth century".

It's a true general-interest, culturally alive, non-stupid "magazine" — not too wildly unlike the one whose webbish emanation you are now perusing.

In the first sequence of the movie, David Aames is explaining a dream in which he is apparently the last man alive in the world, abandoned and running wildly through a fully electrified but empty Times Square.