Sentence examples for be invigorated in a from inspiring English sources
"Though my senses were deadened, not so the mind: its activity seemed to be invigorated, in a ratio that defies all description," wrote Rear Adm. Sir Francis Beaufort, who fell off a boat in Portsmouth harbor on June 10 , 1791 certain that he would drown.
They were invigorated in part by the so-called netizens who all week staged an end run around the mainstream press with 140-character updates on China's Twitter equivalents.
In The US, ethanol industry was invigorated in the early 80's when it became economical to produce ethanol by fermentation.
We present these accounts with the hope that by illustrating the unique outcomes associated with CBPR, there will be invigorated interest in CBPR as a vehicle for consumer involvement in adult mental health services research and enhancement.
The county might actually be invigorated, said Clif Clendenen, a Humboldt County supervisor and owner of an apple cider business in Fortuna.
Slate noticed that Republican women in particular seemed to be invigorated by Kavanaugh's tribulations at the hands of Senate Democrats.
Both agreed that in a multimedia world, the "antediluvian" novel needs to be invigorated by experimentation.
Freese's homer kept the momentum going for the Cardinals, who were invigorated a half-inning earlier by a spectacular defensive play by Albert Pujols.
Some migrant workers are invigorated by living in a country with a Muslim majority.
Those who are skeptical of global warming science have been invigorated by a small number of errors in the landmark 2007 report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
