Sentence examples for appear invigorated from inspiring English sources
But the side appear invigorated and now head into the summer break with optimism.
The governor appeared invigorated by the atmosphere, which felt like a Sunday morning in church.
Mr. Ferrer, whose campaign has been going through some rough times recently, appeared invigorated by the reception.
Rather than appearing resigned to a lonely life, here she appears almost invigorated with a newfound sense of peace.
"Positive emotions appear to invigorate human beings, while negative emotions have the opposite effect".
Whatever the case, the truffle hounds of the networks, cable channels and World Wide Web sites appeared more invigorated today than they did two weeks ago on the eve of the Republican gathering in Philadelphia.
Ms. Chalfant, too, is more at ease now; the proximity appears to invigorate her.
Even if he has been inarticulate at times, he anticipated the current distorted-indie-pop moment, and his sudden relevance appears to have invigorated him.
The vast majority appear to want an invigorated Scottish parliament with greater powers, but very much within the UK.
Playing for his continent, for a flag, for a team — conditions of the Cup that for Woods appear sufferable, at best — invigorates the already fiery Spaniard.
