Sentence examples for energised from inspiring English sources
'energised' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe someone or something that has been filled with energy, enthusiasm, or excitement. Example sentence: She was energised by the success of her project and ready to take on the next challenge.
adjective
Alternative spelling of energized
Third, the referendum energised Scottish voters in a manner seldom seen in British politics.
The new energy Sarah has brought to the Royal Exchange and the opening of Home has energised the city's theatre in a way I've never known before.
Definitely that feeling you get afterwards when you've completed your run – it's a sense of achievement, but also just the buzz of feeling really healthy, energised and relaxed.
In my experience of actually talking to people on the conference floor, this couldn't be further from the truth: certainly there were some unique characters, as there are at every party conference I've ever been to, but in the main I met ordinary people energised by an extraordinary political moment.
Hywel Williams, one of the three Plaid Westminster MPs, said party workers felt "energised and inspired by the possibility of change".
He said that come that election the subject would become "the main issue will be a referendum in the province like the Scots had – oddly enough, I think Peter Robinson [Northern Ireland's current first minister] will also seize the issue and get the unionist electorate energised and fired up to get out and vote".
The protests have waned both in Nigeria and abroad, but those gathered seemed re-energised as they sought to draw attention back to a campaign that has been repeatedly hijacked in the runup to presidential elections in February.
Saeed, a 29-year-old who works in publishing and the printing business, said the news has re-energised him and his co-workers.
I suspect that the overachieving Scots outsider has been strangely re-energised by his cerebral crisis.
In Syria, Jabhat al-Nusra, by far the most powerful of the rebel militias, has been absorbed by al-Qaeda in Iraq, which itself has re-energised the bloody Sunni insurgency against the Shia-dominated government of Nuri al-Maliki.
And Mr Abe will emphasise how Japan's trade and security policies are being overhauled and re-energised to face new challenges.Japan appears to be finalising bilateral negotiations with America to join a new free-trade arrangement known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which involves a dozen countries and a third of world trade.
