Sentence examples for bracing in from inspiring English sources

That can be bracing in the hands, say, of a surrealist like David Lynch.

Likewise, our No. 2 beer, the Kaiser Pils from Pennsylvania Brewing, was bracing in its refreshment.

The album itself is no less bracing in its approach than the film.

But there is always something bracing in a change of leadership.

"You can put extra bracing in certain areas of the trap to help with the strength," Mr. Brooks said.

"Aerotropolis" is bracing in its dissection of the conceit of locavorism, the insistence that locally produced and consumed food is suffused with moral virtue.

Mr. Lane was particularly bracing in the fourth movement, "All'Italiana," which begins as a tarantella and spins into a shimmering fantasy.

Risky, precisely observed and bracing in its matter-of-fact response to sexual exploration, it's coincidentally the week's second-best release to be set in Montclair, New Jersey.

It's bracing, in this context, to see a dancer like Mr. Hallberg, or Reid Bartelme, who also made an appearance, singing with Mr. Ferver and briefly offering comfort.

But there was a bracing in-your-faceness about the experience which felt like real New York.

This brilliant and provocative work, created by Joe Calarco, first appeared in the late 1990s and has been widely performed since.Calarco recently revised the piece, and that new version is receiving its North American premiere in a bracing, in-the-round production that he has directed with considerable flair.