There is a reinvigorating sweep to the piece as a whole.
"Australia is a reinvigorating force for all musicians to start thinking about new music".
Most people have partly filled pots of paint in the loft or garage, sitting there in case a wall needs touching up or a reinvigorating new coat.
Here, the pass-topping Hotel Grosse Scheidegg conjured up a reinvigorating coffee and several scoops of ice-cream and I congratulated myself (and the bike) on not once having had to get off and walk.
Perhaps in time, rather than a defining hiatus, the silence that fell upon Bush between the mid-1990s and mid-noughties will come to be seen as a healthy pause, a reinvigorating gap, between two imperial phases.
Yet some of those attributes, especially his penchant for tough, straight talk to players, owners, and fans, suggested that he might be a reinvigorating presence for a team that had just suffered a late-season collapse and entered a long off-season full of recrimination and ill will.
Julio Franco had three hits, and Gary Sheffield returned to the Braves' lineup with a run-scoring double as the National League East leaders finished a reinvigorating May.
About 15,000 supporters packed a sold-out Madison Square Garden yesterday to voice their noisy enthusiasm for Ralph Nader, the Green Party presidential candidate, angrily criticizing his exclusion from the recent presidential debates and hailing him as a reinvigorating force for democracy.
