Sentence examples for for the invigorating from inspiring English sources
From his current vantage point, monitoring the past with a gift as big as any American poet has ever controlled, keeping an ear alert for the invigorating ironies of the present, Ashbery must know he is one for the ages.
The members of the Met's department of the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas certainly are, so it seems appropriate to roll the full credits for the invigorating acquisitions show they have put together.
But if kids from Dallas and Houston start deciding that they want to play for the invigorating Sumlin and take on L.S.U. and Alabama instead of T.C.U. and Oklahoma, that's when Brown's time will be over.
"Hamilton" is a hymn to the allure that America promises the immigrant who aspires to reach its shores; it is also an argument for the invigorating power that this nation's porous borders, and porous identity, have always offered.
"For the sake of invigorating the global economy, the world business community wants to see a timely conclusion to the Doha trade round".
In Ohio, John McCain says "spreading the wealth around, spreading your income around" is the wrong solution for invigorating the economy.
This study investigates the effect of Heshouwuyin, a Chinese herbal compound for invigorating the kidney, on the control of testosterone secretion and sperm function.
Concerned with the quality of internal medicine training, many leaders in the field assembled to assess the state of the residency, evaluate the decline in interest in the specialty, and create a framework for invigorating the discipline.
Some suggest that changes are limited to a managerial agenda of service delivery more consistent with the new public management and that the opportunities offered by the Internet for invigorating democracy and citizenship might be missed.
The new policy has earmarked $2 billion for invigorating the Clean Coal Technology Programme.
Then it's back into the pool for an invigorating swim before heading back to the hotel, where it seems appropriate to drift off, while reading a novel by Halldor Laxness, into the best night's sleep I've had in months.
