Sentence examples for an invigorating wave of from inspiring English sources

Suddenly you're no longer blowing the dust off Richardson's Clarissa, you're surfing on an invigorating wave of zeitgeist.

Happily, every step of the homeward stretch was soothed by the invigorating waves that rolled over my weary feet.

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

As an invigorating reminder of the usefulness of the rule of law, Holder's statement is all for the good.

Life as a Cambridge college porter is an invigorating melange of the mad and the mundane.

Locatelli's bread has an invigorating zip of vinegar, which makes all the others seem bland.

The best part of his book is an invigorating memoir of his rise from poverty.

Writer-director Sarah Polley's "Stories We Tell" ends up an invigorating powerhouse of a personal documentary, adventurous and absolutely fascinating.

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

It has an invigorating effect, shaking us out of our daily complacency and generally making us feel more alive.

"Bill Walsh has had more of an invigorating effect on campus than the president," said June E.