0 past simple and past participle of enliven --
1 to make something more interesting: --
Such moral advice is said to be cleverly inserted into the dialogue even of 'traditional' stories, and is enlivened with jokes and comic antics.
Structural adjustment policies implemented in the 1980s simply enlivened processes of market-formation that were already in motion.
Behind its somewhat daunting title (and more daunting price!) lie ideas that demand careful reading; but they are enlivened by amusing examples and exhilarating possibilities.
It could have been enlivened and made even more appealing through the inclusion of photographs, at least of a number of the main protagonists.
They have become enlivened and assertive in promoting their new role and the breadth of the resources they have to offer.
This is a challenging and in many respects highly persuasive thesis, enlivened throughout by the author's keen eye for significant connections.
With its heterogeneity, a plurality of voices would no doubt have enlivened and enriched the discourse.
It could have been enlivened by references to the biographies of those who had experience of life at the bottom.
