Sentence examples for Really invigorating from inspiring English sources

"We were on the way to really invigorating the old city with new vitality," she says.

"I found it really invigorating and it really led me to experiment in my teaching of Duke undergraduates," he said.

Don't you find that work, if you love it, is actually really invigorating?

Having a space where you can talk about anything that comes to mind without judgment is really invigorating.

Sometimes I think about what I'm going to eat later, but sometimes it's really invigorating when a moment reignites.

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It was sad to see Julie Benz go and leave the 'Dexter' family, but from an acting standpoint, creatively, it's really been invigorating to have him so completely decimated".

I found it invigorating, really, but 20 minutes was enough".

("He loves having enemies — it's really very invigorating for him," Galassi says).

Regina Viarum Mencía, Ribeira Sacra, Spain 2016 (£11.50, The Wine Society) Rosie's satsuma salad has a little bit of sweetness from the honey, and plenty of acidity in the citrus and vinegar, but it's really all about the invigorating interplay of the tanginess and bitterness in the fresh fruit and vegetables.

It can be difficult to gauge how serious Sachs's tyrannical bent really is, a fact that adds to the sometimes invigorating, sometimes painful unease of navigating the installation.