Though humorous, Mr. Colbert's discussions about super PACs have had an educational and perhaps energizing effect among some members of his young audience.
In Barcelona, Henry said he had found a new, energizing environment among the club's galaxy of stars, which includes Ronaldinho, Lionel Messi, Samuel Eto'o, Lilian Thuram and Deco.
In "Undergrowth With Two Figures" there is a mutually energizing tension among the numerous tree trunks, which recede in space, and the fomenting plants below, indicated in yellow brush strokes that remain fairly constant in size and make no concession to distance.
Such a move would energize his campaign, especially among women, and among Latinos and working class whites.
First of all, they said Mr. Schundler would have to energize the battle for Trenton among conservatives around the country by reminding them that a victory this fall would open the campaign for control of Congress next year on a strong note.
One would think that he'd want to use outlets that energize grass roots support, particularly among constituencies in the base of the Democratic Party in which he has been lacking support and energy.
"It's hard to see the enemy, and it's hard to energize people, even the most determined among us".
He has helped energize the Republican base, expose divisions among Democrats and turn the health care fight into a test of the Democrats' ability to govern.
The expenditures for the military diverted money from social-welfare projects and energized leftist activism among Sinhalese nationalists.
But the advances over the last 15 years have also energized a debate among designers and industrial psychologists about how machines should relate to their human operators.
