Sentence examples for an invigorating influence from inspiring English sources

Black exiles and expatriates from the Caribbean and Africa crossed paths in metropoles such as New York City and Paris after World War I and had an invigorating influence on each other that gave the broader "Negro renaissance" (as it was then known) a profoundly important international cast.

Wisden commented that Chapman "exercised an invigorating influence" on the side.

Indeed, if you were to peruse their respective performances at Saracens last month – Wasps putting 60 on the league leaders, Gloucester going down meekly against a team reduced to 14 for an hour – you would not expect much of a contest here at all, with or without the invigorating influence of the Shed.

He praised the invigorating influence of "some underlying empirical, worldly motif" in mathematics, warning that "at a great distance from its empirical source, or after much abstract inbreeding, a mathematical subject is in danger of degeneration".

South-east Asia has an invigorating buzz about it.

For Piedmont, the Howard treatment has had an invigorating effect.

Where some see an interminable wait, he sees an invigorating walk.

But they will have snuffed out an invigorating source of criticism in a cosy world.

Still, Friedman is an invigorating new voice with plenty to say.

Like most of the Northeastern United States, Ithaca has an invigorating four-season climate.

The result is an invigorating contribution to the field of transnational modernist studies.