Sentence examples for Invigorated feeling from inspiring English sources

Had I exited at intermission, I would have left on a cloud of fresh sensation, infused with that invigorated feeling you get when a classic seems to shed the dimming patina of history and sparkle anew.

Queen Elizabeth II in New York is a rarity, and her presence on Tuesday drew the attention and emotion of the city and invigorated a feeling of civic uplift on a day when energy was hard to muster.

N-trig is feeling invigorated by the iPhone.

"We got out of the habit," Sister Kathleen said, feeling invigorated when the class ended.

Mr. Cruz said that his first dive into electoral politics had left him feeling "invigorated and inspired".

Capriati, seeded sixth, needed only 56 minutes to eliminate Taylor, 20, but Taylor came away feeling invigorated.

First, my own wilderness experiences left me invigorated but also feeling selfish, like I was benefitting no one else but myself.

The hill of Pavie includes a long incline moving from Château Pavie to Pavie-Decesse and then to Pavie Macquin, where I drank a glass of water on offer at a table outside, followed by a beaker of red wine (a standard refreshment for runs in French wine country), feeling invigorated at having ascended the fifty meters of elevation gain between these châteaux without a problem.

Instead of feeling invigorated by our new surroundings, we lamented not being in Key West.

If you're feeling invigorated or disaffected, I strongly recommend lending your time, as that is by far the most valuable commodity most of us can contribute.

And if people don't get to sleep during the allotted time period, staff hope they will still "get the most out of the class in terms of feeling invigorated, rested and restored, both in mind and body".