Sentence examples for energizing words from inspiring English sources

'Summer ShakeUp' (Friday and Saturday) This isn't about wiggling hips but about energizing words: a program from the Public Theater, "Summer ShakeUp" offers New York City students, in sixth grade and above, workshops in Shakespeare.

An energizing, word-of-mouth upstart that has become not only an Oscar nominee but also the toast of awards shows and festivals around the globe, "Mustang" in many ways feels like the right movie at the right time.

Every product name is preceded by the word "energizing".

But you're not doing anything to change the country.' " Those words energized the musicians.

I am certain that our graduates will be energized by her words and personal story".

There's something energizing about listening to the words of outstanding individuals who've experienced tremendous setbacks yet have still managed to craft extraordinary lives for themselves.

Masters of subtle race-baiting, Republicans must, as The New York Times delicately puts it, "carefully calibrate" their words both to "appeal to minorities while also energizing white conservatives".

You have 12 months to study words and energize your brain.

But it didn't take Kristof's words to energize politicians like New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, New York's Andrew Cuomo and New York City's Mayor Michael Bloomberg, all of whom are pushing value-added measurement as a way of doing what Kriistoff recommends.

It's far more important to ponder our life's significance and opportunities to be still more significant, and to be energized by the encouraging words, no matter how clichéd, that "this is the first day of the rest of your life".

It is energizing, and exhausting, to read between the brushstrokes of a man who meant every word and every brushstroke.