Sentence examples for had been invigorated from inspiring English sources

Purportedly he had been invigorated by one of the first AIDS drugs marketed directly to the public.

That's also why, just a few years after Roosevelt's death, Jim Crow began to come tumbling down, shattered by a social movement that had been invigorated by the promise, if not necessarily the practice, of the New Deal era.

The diplomats, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the drafting is still in the early stages, said momentum for the measure, begun in the summer, had been invigorated by the most recent disclosures of American eavesdropping.

Mr. Carrión said he believed that his campaign had been invigorated by his jailing and by the attention it had brought to the issue of the bombing on Vieques.

At the time, Muscat was losing a war with separatists from the southern Dhofar region, who had been invigorated by the guns and the rhetoric of leftist movements across the Arab world.

The old independent boom has been absorbed by the mainstream, which has been invigorated by it".

New York has been invigorated by a one-two punch of Latin American Modernism this season.

The whole composition has been invigorated, even the background, which now has an oysterlike sheen.

After last season, which started abysmally for the Devils and ended without a playoff berth, Elias has been invigorated.

The group has been invigorated by attacks on women's rights in the United States, and by Pussy Riot.

Fish stocks have been invigorated by the fishery closures, and the moratorium on oil-drilling in the area has been lifted.