Very much alive

Gloria was very much alive and warm-bodied and beautiful.

Jack Morris told him that they had it safe at home, and that it was very much alive, quarreling furiously with his parrot Bella.

With inconceivable suddenness Dupont demonstrated that he was very much alive.

Rather than languish under the burden of Mr. Phinuit's spirited conversation for the rest of the afternoon, Lanyard imitated Liane's example, and wasted the next hour and a half flat on his bed, with eyes closed but mind very much alive.

These ladies were young, neither much older than Lanyard, both were very much alive, openly betraying an infatuation with existence very like his own, and both were lovely enough to excuse the exquisite insolence of their young vitality.

Some are dead, others very much alive; but all have a story to tell usthe story of the life they lead on the bed of the sea, or among the sands and rocks of the shore.

This mass of prickles is not a vegetable; he is very much alive.

"Yes, very much alive," answered Flora, with a smile that brought out all her dimples.

The boys on the staircase in the fresco which shows S. John leaving his father's house are very much alive.

Besides, he was very much alive to the danger of falling out of line with the other Presbyterian Churches in Great Britain and America, who still maintained, in some form or other, their allegiance to the Westminster Standards.

John Massey was very much alive and was the rightful heir to the fortune which Alan Massey was spending as the heavens had spent rain yesterday.

She was all woman, a woman very much alive and very much in love.

She, Marianne, was very much alive.

My mother, you know, is very much alive.

In the main, he was a rough, good-natured fellow enough, but very much alive to his own dignity.

In front of me was quite a different type with nothing of the Oriental about it; thirty-two to thirty-five years old, face with a reddish beard, very much alive in look, nose like that of a dog standing at point, mouth only too glad to talk, hands free and easy, ready for a shake with anybody; a tall, vigorous, broad-shouldered, powerful man.

And Kinko has jumped out like a jack-in-the-boxbut alive, very much alive!

But his eyes, his troubled, frightened eyes, were very much alive.

He was accustomed to say, "It takes live fish to swim up stream;" and unquestionably he and his friend Isaac T. Hopper were both very much alive.

The French are not commonly very much alive to the sufferings of others, and it is some mortification to my vanity

"He was missing for some time, and was brought into our hospital terribly wounded, but he is very much alive now, and will be here in New York in two weeks.

It was very wicked, but it was also very much alive.

Despite the more than a century his voice is lively and his hearing fair, and his desire for travel still very much alive.

But they were both very much alive.