Sentence examples for has invigorated criticism from inspiring English sources

"So the paradox is that the Web has invigorated criticism as an activity while undermining it as a profession," Mr. Scott said.

Something has invigorated its author.

"It has invigorated our team and it has delivered".

The unbeaten streak at Buck Shaw has invigorated the fans – manifested in standing ovations at each substitution, the beautifully assembled and inventive tifos by the 1906 Ultras and lively criticism of the fourth official as he fumbles with the electronic display for Goonie-Time at the end of each half.

Corbyn has invigorated huge numbers of young Britons and Sanders attracts massive rallies.

Public financing has invigorated democracy in New York City and states like Arizona and Maine.

The influx has invigorated the National League, which has generally had inferior talent to the American League for years.

The Museum of Modern Art in Paris has invigorated its free permanent collections, displaying new acquisitions and reorganizing its collected works.

The new wave of incoming early-career faculty members has invigorated the programs and research.

Flynn joined Newbridge in January and has invigorated its European operations, the company's one bright spot this quarter.

Donald Trump's candidacy has invigorated a new generation of the far right and white nationalists.