Sentence examples for has an invigorating effect from inspiring English sources

It has an invigorating effect, shaking us out of our daily complacency and generally making us feel more alive.

For Piedmont, the Howard treatment has had an invigorating effect.

The constant hum of infrastructure projects has had an invigorating effect on the community, providing much-needed jobs for locals and a steady stream of eco-visitors looking to learn from the island's achievements.

But she did seem to have an invigorating effect on his productivity.

Three weeks of Ives had an invigorating effect on the Philharmonic.

This is one reason that Levine is stressing new music in Boston: he thinks it will have an invigorating effect on how the orchestra plays and on how the audience listens.

He celebrated loudly after a backhand winner and increased aggression had an invigorating effect on Hewett, whose smash earned Britain a break to love at the start of the second set.

Its re-emergence had an invigorating effect on the other two approaches, many of whose proponents then began to address these topics in the terms of their favoured theory.

Her confidence and bold embrace of life had an invigorating effect on those around her.

The men's competition was won for the first time by a Great Britain team captained by Linford Christie and which included Kriss Akabusi and Jack Buckner; the event was described a decade later as having had an "invigorating effect" on those who were in attendance.

"Bill Walsh has had more of an invigorating effect on campus than the president," said June E.