1.   His eyes seemed alive with joy to her, simple joy at her reaction.

2.   The wind coursed over it and flapped it -- little whip noises that stirred it and made it seem alive, the dog-face scowling.

3.   Only his eyes seemed alive, burning with a dark fire as he stared at her.

4.   Gatsby seems alive like the glittering social circle that surrounds him, whereas Clegg is, emotionally, as dead as his butterfly collection.

5.   And yet even with all this youthful exuberance, no one seems more alive in here than Benjamin Franklin.

6.   But by the time Goya is all done with them, they seem more alive with every touch of his brush.

7.   But President George W. Bush himself seemed alive with feeling, his eyes filling with tears at least twice.

8.   But the movie never seems alive, at least not in the way the less P.C.-conscious Hepburn version was.

9.   For many younger designers, clothes seem alive for the moment, vibrating with disposable chic.