Sentence examples for have been invigorating from inspiring English sources

So many of the protests have been invigorating rather than draining.

The experience must have been invigorating; here he's joined only by the bassist Reuben Rogers and the drummer Brian Blade.

Similarly "immersive" productions — "Sleep No More," "Here Lies Love," "Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812" — have been invigorating the Off Broadway scene lately.

Longtime Butte artists say the renaissance has been invigorating.

Since early last year, Gap has been invigorating sales with brightly colored clothing, designer collaborations and livelier stores.

There's consensus among those selected last year that the experience has been invigorating.

So, it has been invigorating by contrast to witness what's happening in the US.

It has been invigorating to see the Deliveroo drivers on wildcat strike, together with migrant hotel cleaners, train guards and junior doctors all in a single summer.

BEN RATLIFF CLASSICAL MUSIC By now just about everyone has noticed that the youngest generation of classical composers has been invigorating the art by pushing it toward the more experimental ("indie") corners of pop and jazz.

Although the Crew may seem out of playoff contention, there are players and coaches alike fighting for their jobs under a new ownership group, and this motivation alone has been invigorating: Columbus took full points against three playoff-bound teams recently, and they'll be gunning for more on Saturday.

"#INF530 has been invigorating, exciting, lots of hard work, overwhelming at times, but above all fun.