Sentence examples for far more energized from inspiring English sources

Her campaign, far more energized than it had been in her primary loss to Mr. Miller, worked hard to win absentee voters.

Warning that the Democrats are far more energized than Republicans, Mr. Cole said: "There's a psychological mood that you've got to be careful of.

"In family, you're supposed to be connected, but it's not happening here," she complained, saying that the 1997 Million Woman March was far more energized and interactive.

They say their coalition is broader and far more energized and committed than in 2007, when an immigration overhaul by President George W. Bush did not even reach a vote in the Senate.

Whether challenging Karzai and Bibi, or pushing through 15 recess appointments, or taunting those who would repeal the health care law to "go for it," this is a far more energized executive than the sometimes tentative technocrat we've often seen thus far.

Of all the factors driving voters to the polls next week, Republicans say they expect their candidate to benefit most from an intangible advantage: Republicans are far more energized about Gov. George W. Bush than Democrats are about Vice President Al Gore.

Nonetheless, the film's unpredictably lurching, antic nuttiness is far more energizing and enticing than Willis's grimly earnest exertions in "Die Hard," or the pseudo-apocalyptics of "The Terminator".

He knew that liars such as Richard Nixon and Lyndon Johnson required mockery and laughter, and Och's humor was far more energizing for teenagers such as myself than the tired harangues of his anti-war contemporaries.

"I feel more energized," she said.

Plus, the Democratic base is just more energized.

"I've never felt more eager, more excited, or more energized".