Sentence examples for energized many from inspiring English sources

But the defamation suits have energized many of the networks' critics.

The catastrophe has energized many second- and third-generation Haitian-Americans.

Davis Logsdon, who supervised the survey for the University of Minnesota, said that Fiorina's entry into the Republican race had "energized" many former H.P. employees.

The nomination of Hamon, however, has energized many, who see the candidate as bringing the "old left" into the twenty-first century.

But Mr. Levy's decision to abandon the Democratic Party has energized many Republicans, who had grown pessimistic about their chances of retaking the governor's office with Mr. Lazio as their candidate.

After a previous season when bird-patterned 1940s dresses for autumn flew out of the stores and energized many more recent collections, this latest foray into nature was slow to break bud.

She suffers from what energizes many actors: a need to please.

A cigarette in the morning is energizing, many smokers will declare, and even when confronted with scientific reason, they will cite Deng Xiaoping, an inveterate smoker who lived to 92, and Mao Zedong, who lived to 82.

Used properly, it's like adrenaline energizing many of the greatest companies of the past fifty years.

I think it's going to energize many voters who otherwise would be ambivalent".

When Sarah Palin stepped up it was to lead the hate-filled mob my late father and I once worked so hard to energize many years ago.