How To Use Animating In A Sentence
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The animating idea remains curiously unplumbed.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Mr. Lockhart shall furnish us with the brightest aspect a British Ferney ever yielded, or is like to yield: and therewith we will quit Abbotsford and the dominant and culminant period of Scotts life: It was a clear, bright September morning, with a sharpness in the air that doubled the animating influence of the sunshine, and all was in readiness for a grand coursing-match on Newark Hill.
Paras. 50-73
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The same basic principles of animation can be applied when animating 3-D objects, where in fact perspective is usually built-in anyway.
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The ropes act as substitutes for brush-strokes, embodying linear patterns and animating geometric forms.
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Walt Disney has done devilishly well in animating evil incarnate at the climax of the film.
Will You Go See Avatar?
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Should I succeed in animating it, Life and Death would appear to me as ideal bounds, which I shall break through and pour a torrent of light into our dark world.
Act I
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The apartment block is marginally less austere, stepping back as it rises over 10 storeys with faceted bay windows like concertinas animating the wall plane.
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He was aquiver with the idea that he had glimpsed an animating force—“the secret of life.”
SuperCooperators
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+ In the speech of Vulteius in Lucan, animating his soldiers in a great struggle to kill one another. — “Decernite lethum, et metus omnis abest, cupias quodcunque necesse est.”
Letter to a Friend
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Reveillon by St. Gervais) -- I say if any of these comforters of the living anywhere grace the earth, you shall find my master Rabelais giving you the very innermost and animating spirit of all these good things, their utter flavour and their saving power in the quintessential words of his incontestably regalian lips.
On Nothing and Kindred Subjects
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A team of digital artists can spend months animating a character or creating a landscape.
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Oskar Fischinger back in the Thirties was animating abstract visuals to music and projecting those.
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One thing this seems to imply is that that soul is not the mystical animating spirit of the person, so much as their conscience.
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The dead-end of Western policy towards Baghdad is also animating fears about what comes next.
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Scientists have created eerie zombie dogs, reanimating the canines after several hours of clinical death in attempts to develop suspended animation for humans.
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When animating characters, every movement, every action must exist for a reason.
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The creative ad shows ground people animating from the sky.
2006 » June
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Stacey D'Erasmo on The Road Home by Rose Tremain: She proves herself again magically capable of animating a character from the inside out, illuminating the heart of one modern exile with an extraordinary degree of love, imagination and insight.
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Her initial technique was animating beach sand on white glass lit from below.
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The power animating the universe, while destructive at times in the cyclical ebb and flow of time and space, is fundamentally grounded in balance.
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Animating one unified gear object is faster than doing it for 3 separate gears.
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The question in this appeal is whether there are different policy objectives animating the breach of a parent's fiduciary duty as compared with incestuous sexual assault.
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Knowledge economy is a new and animating economic formation comparing with agricultural economy and industrial economy.
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Obeying no law, despotic authority was arbitrary, and its animating spirit was fear.
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A group of ecumenically inclined Jewish and Catholic scholars, who read an early script of the movie, complained about its historical anachronisms and potential for reanimating the slander of deicide against the Jewish people.
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Now I am come within the atmosphere of the Illisium groves, how reanimating is the fragrance! every part of this plant above ground possesses an aromatic scent, but the large stillated pericarpes is the most fragrant part of it, which continually perspires an oleagenous sweat, as warm and vivific as Cloves or Mace, I never saw it grow naturally further North than Lat. 33°, on the Mobile river and its branches, and but one place in East Florida near Lake George, Lat.
Travels Through North & South Carolina, Georgia, East & West Florida, the Cherokee Country, the Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, or Creek Confederacy, and the Country of the Chactaws; Containing An Account of the Soil and Natural Producti
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Rather than receding, the hunger to recall what's passed imbues meaning in everything, animating the inanimate, impregnating empty space, and bending time.
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It also appears at the Stella Artois website, where clips and credits for the whole award-winning series (click the advertising link) are archived, and at Glassworks, who did remarkable work in animating the aerial dogfights and smoke.
Stella pilot film
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There was here a veritable consecration, hopeful and animating, of the earth's gifts, of old dead and dark matter itself, now in some way redeemed at last, of all that we can touch or see, in the midst of a jaded world that had lost the true sense of such things, and in strong contrast to the wise emperor's renunciant and impassive attitude towards them.
Marius the Epicurean — Volume 2
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But he is indeed, as the title suggests, ‘bound to fail’ for in reanimating these moments he empowers both his foes.
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The term hylozoism unites with the conception of the formless material of the world (ὕλη), that of an animating power to which its formations and transformations are due.
The Approach to Philosophy
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The Ding Foundation is the squirrel and magpie of the theatre world - collecting and rescuing abandoned objects, and all the debris and detritus of other people's lives, and animating them in order to tell stories.
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I don't know if I buy the idea that this is actually what's animating their foreign policy, though I think the fundamental distinction is sound.
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He describes the essay as an ‘eye-opener’ capable of reanimating the inherited rhetorical tradition of the Greeks and Romans.
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The same basic principles of animation can be applied when animating 3-D objects, where in fact perspective is usually built-in anyway.
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The budget cuts, a lack of jobs, even a potential war are not animating today's youth.
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For novelists more interested in reanimating history, the varieties of his characters' personal languages, and the double-plot mechanism of the history plays themselves, modelled ways of representing the imagined past.
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Moving images and sound fill a room animating thought processes and daydreams.
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Producing effects that manifested Iannucci's remarkable flights of comedy fantasy must, at times, have proved just as taxing for them as animating a diplodocus.
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It isn't an airborne virus that's reanimating the corpses.
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That distinction had already constituted the animating theme of the 1783 "Circular Address" – democratic self-government understood as requiring a spirit of moderation to survive and thrive.
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Theatre should be about ideas - animating them, making them live and be relevant to society.
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The logo has a light titanium outside and a dynamic, playful, vibrant inside, animating through the whole spectrum of colour.
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Apart from being the first instance in 24 years of a work by Philip K. Dick being adapted into something other than an action film, A Scanner Darkly is probably best known for utilizing a rotoscoping animating technique, in which animation is superimposed over live film**.
A Saturday Afternoon Double Feature
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But it is not moral revulsion, let alone newsworthiness, that is animating the news media.
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Daylight the centre of it and the animating spark, with quip and jest and rough merriment rousing them out of the slough of despond in which he had found them.
Chapter 1
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A brief featurette that looks at animating the hula dancing, an important part of Hawaiian culture.
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The basic intimation of his book is a profound sense of loss animating every artificiality and perversity.
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I believe that one-third out of the number of days in the year are “kept holy,” or rather, _kept stupid_, in honour of the saints; no great portion of the time thus set apart is spent in religious exercises, and the people don’t betake themselves to any such animating pastimes as might serve to strengthen the frame, or invigorate the mind, or exalt the taste.
Eothen, or, Traces of Travel Brought Home from the East
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And where better than in literary writing to find a sounding-board for the sense that alternatives can be copresent and animating rather than monitored by negation?
Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
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In an exclusive interview with NewsMax, the Lebanese-born Phares likens the current Hezbollah offensive in Lebanon to a "putsch" -- with the convoluted aims of reestablishing a pro-Syrian-Iranian regime in Lebanon, reconstructing a third wing to the Tehran-Damascus axis, reanimating the Arab-Israeli conflict, rejuvenating Syrian dominance, isolating Jordan, reaching out to Hamas, crumbling Iraq, and unleashing Iran's nuclear programs.
Archive 2006-08-01
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Hopeless, and almost desperate, twenty times have I flung away my pen; – but the feelings of a mother, a mother agonizing for the fate of her child, again animating my courage, as often I have resumed it.
Evelina: or, The History of a Young Lady's Entrance Into the World
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Some Guy made a comment about research for "reanimating the dead" and brought the casualties of iraq into it .... those that died in Iraq died doing something they believed in and were proud to do so.
StrategyPage.com
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We believe in advancesin transportation, medicine, communications, computers, longevity, and so on, but not in Progress as a central animating idea, one that gives meaning to life.
BatesLine: March 2005 Archives
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But it is not moral revulsion, let alone newsworthiness, that is animating the news media.
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Indeed, he is reaching down to that best-known of lieder Schubert published as his Opus 1, and reanimating, in his kaleidoscopic way, the direful night-time gallop of a father and son pursued by a pure demonic force.
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‘Reform of the state should be the core animating idea of the progressive governance agenda this year,’ he writes.
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Only a free market would restore abundance, not to mention reanimating foreign trade, which had languished under a controlled economy.
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Once the topiary is properly treated, the animating ritual can commence.
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But some animating vision nevertheless seemed miraculously to have penetrated the dense green wall, to the obvious enlivenment of the company.
The Convert
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However, he seems incapable of mounting what the nation needs -- a root-and-branch critique of the stunningly anticonservative idea animating the administration's policy.
A LETHAL IDEA STILL LIVES
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Eisner has expressed interest in reanimating Disney's classic 2 - D features in 3 - D.
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As a narrative idea, Roth's latest brain wave is down there with the one animating The Breast (1972) — perhaps even lower, because at least the Breast had Kafka's cockroach for a predecessor.
Fatherland
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The exclamations seem to rumble up through McLeish's body as he delivers them, his feelings animating his frame.
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Davis became one of many who would hide his comic book pages when a supervisor came by, and hurriedly return to animating Popeye cartoons.
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The next episode of the never-ending cycle is written into the animating spirit of each person downed and dead by want of cleaner, clearer Light … those who want no dark half-truths hidden in linted pockets inside Saville Row suits, no half-lies shined up to look like the truth, no rotten tooth painted over with gold paint, and no falsehoods paid with bags of gold to be written into death-dealing laws.
The Moderate Voice
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Scientists have created eerie zombie dogs, reanimating the canines after several hours of clinical death in attempts to develop suspended animation for humans.
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Particularly animating is the locust simile, with its vivid specificity — “underground,” “seventeen-year” — and its concreteness (unique in this argument about abstractions).
A Close Read
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Moving images and sound fill a room animating thought processes and daydreams.
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On this understanding, if the body shows signs of life, then there must be a soul which is animating it; if, at the other end of life, no vital signs can be detected, then ‘the soul has fled’.
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The illustrations are astonishing in their detail, and Lebrun spent years of his own life photographing them, organizing a thousand of them into visual sequences, and animating them into a kind of kaleidoscopic dance of forms.
F i l m j o u r n e y . o r g
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We can identify our vision simply as the diametrical opposite to the neo-conservative fantasies animating this country's foreign policy today.
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Those who associate him only with animating dinosaurs and skeleton creatures would have been fascinated to see what made up the bulk of the program last night.
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They are terms used to describe a mysterious state of awareness, or presence, that is the driving or animating force behind the externalized, concrete physical body that surrounds it.
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Animation in Frankenstein is everywhere, suggestive of a textual effect rather than of a single accomplishment of a mad scientist: Elizabeth is "lively and animated" (19); Victor is "animated" while animating his creature (30); the creature periodically receives supplemental
_Frankenstein_'s Cinematic Dream
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Moreover, America's prime animating force comes from private people in industry and charity.
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Praising Jansenism or the products of its teaching remained an allusive way to proclaim the need for an animating conviction to invigorate liberal principles.
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The show's animating principle, that O'Briain wants to look back from his deathbed on a life well lived, is equally admirable.
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The designer's imagination took to the skies too, with a murmuration of crystal birds animating skirts and bodices.
Times, Sunday Times
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Debased money in modern times in both the U.S. and Europe debases the animating spirit that fueled the Renaissance—the autonomy and liberty that exists quite outside the state.
The Reasons for Europe's Travails
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Mr. Assayas's fluid camera, sensitivity to actorly dynamics, and affinity for globalized scenarios flow perfectly, animating a historical cipher as a vain, ego-driven, real-life Bond villain who seduces dark-eyed women and Third World leaders with equal ease — even if most of his operations were bungled jobs.
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