Sentence examples for can be invigorated from inspiring English sources
Forget how and if the economy can be invigorated.
"You look at this university's extraordinary science and technology achievements, and if you wonder what will happen to the humanities, you can be threatened, or you can be invigorated," said Franco Moretti, the director of the Stanford Literary Lab.
Baumeister then pushed the muscle metaphor even further by showing that a depleted ego can be invigorated by a sugary pick-me-up (though not an indistinguishable beverage containing diet sweetener).
But as such it offers a useful example to the painters of the Oriental ink and brush works in the other gallery, showing that traditional forms can be invigorated with contemporary subject matter.
"Until that whole concept of government as a provider of public good can be invigorated, people will look for help to those who do provide those things -- which is the warlords," said J. Alexander Thier, an Afghan expert working with the British Department for International Development.
It is as predictable as can be: Invigorated Republican politicians announce their intention to kill public broadcasting, which they claim is a bastion of liberal bias.
"I'm choosing to be invigorated".
And the extremists were invigorated.
"Now these people are invigorated.
"I'm invigorated," Ms. Dziura countered.
