vivify

He looked at her pretty face and it vivified his mental resources.

Have you vivified yourself from the maternity of these States?

These ingredients vivify other flower paintings in the show too.

In fact, they've done a much better job of vivifying the Earth than organic life ever did."

That case vivified the need to make hate crimes more serious offenses.

He had a capacity to entertain and vivify these volumes of thought.

Though in a sense the signs speak for themselves, they need to be accompanied and vivified by the spoken word.

They gave her a feeling of life again, and vivified things which had meant nothing to her.

So why did she feel better, relieved of burdens, re- vivified?

If you give it some time, though, you may find your vision of the city changed and vivified.

But he vivified the material supplied by his memory.

I'd like to vivify that which I call life."

These dramatizations were included in order to vivify annual celebrations.

These, while reflecting the findings of academic research, would use local resources to vivify and give meaning to the programmes which were developed.

The air itself seemed vivifying and stimulating.

This concept can be vivified into a simpler concept .

He places a Bible into the snow parson's hand, and he is immediately vivified.

Such experiences vivify learning and give children the opportunity to talk and, through talk, to explore ideas.

Each Chakra subjected to the flow is vivified, its activity as a distributor intensified.

In the small paintings that cover its surface, the priest himself appears, accepting a drink of vivifying water from a goddess.

She can't easily vivify them without extensive preparation.

- it is vivifying to be reminded that the desire for beauty can survive the rage to destroy.

But even under these conditions, the work has at least the potential for vivifying the city through a street-level participation unknown to gallery-bound art.

He has vivified them, not embalmed them in correctness.

The Police Department's ongoing discipline problems with a younger, less experienced force vivify the need for first-rate training.