aliveness

She brought an aliveness into the room that had been missing.

I could feel the aliveness of it through my fingertips.

It seemed to be a growing aliveness, a sort of recovery.

There was still a movement to him, an aliveness, for lack of a better term.

After a fire fight, there is always the immense pleasure of aliveness.

If asked to define either the sense or the nature of that aliveness, he would have been unable.

There's something about the aliveness of the theater, and it all being in your hands."

We can learn how to maintain inner peace, joy and aliveness.

People asking those questions will be in the minority, but they are trying to maintain the aliveness of real theater.

During this period of transition, there will be no moratorium on individual aliveness.

They had a common look of aliveness which was heartening to Kim.

He still had a sense of "aliveness" to him.

He could feel within it the same aliveness that he found in any tree.

"Kill in anger often enough and your aliveness starts running out too.

He hadn't realized that she could look so beautiful, with such an inner aliveness.

What he seems to mean by this is the ability to feel the aliveness of the body and each part of it.

After silence it may occur again, with all its freshness and aliveness.

Subjective vitality refers to a positive feeling of aliveness and energy.

Going back and forth in the water, I get a primitive, elemental sense of my own aliveness.

There was a brightness and a quivering aliveness about her, as if after strong wine.

Ernest was all fire and aliveness on the instant.

The visitor to the class notes the aliveness and interest of the boys and girls.

He could see its aliveness more clearly than imagination could have shown it.

He tasted his aliveness with his hands, content not to think for a little while.

She put her arms softly about him, felt his warmth, his aliveness.