Sentence examples for In invigorating from inspiring English sources

Many wore T-shirts and caps that suggested the new arena's role in invigorating pride in this borough.

President Bush's emphasis on character and his interest in invigorating civic life are not alien to our political traditions.

Plan to spend some time along the island's southern end, where four of Mr. di Suvero's best sculptures engage the waterfront and one another in invigorating ways.

Plan to spend some time at Picnic Point, a grassy knoll where four of Mr. di Suvero's best sculptures engage the waterfront and one another in invigorating ways.

Mr. Mitterrand said that cinema "plays an essential role in invigorating democratic debate and that is why respect for the freedom of expression of artists cannot be limited, and the opinions that you assert must not stand in its way".

While some people might view a dearth of paid political announcements as a blessing, Dr. Jamieson and others say commercials are crucial in invigorating local partisans and local news outlets -- and in creating genuine interest in the democratic process.

Ever since the Victorians developed Llandudno as a tourist resort in the late 19th century, crowds have come here to take in its invigorating sea air and inspiring Snowdonia scenery.

In the online world – in comment threads, on blogs and in those invigorating hurricanes of competitive outrage that blow from time to time through Twitter – we see a lot more of the former.

Its polyrhythmic force — both in Ralph MacDonald's percussive jazz score and in its invigorating movement — makes for a bracing dance.

Greene licensed Grace Wyndham Goldie to run a talented nation state in the invigorating scruffiness of Lime Grove.

Like Lee Friedlander, Kanemura revels in the invigorating chaos of a city choking on its own excess.