Sentence examples for how energizing from inspiring English sources

When you get back to the office, make a point of noting how energizing it was to take a head-clearing break, and how ready you are to dive back into work as a result.

I know from my research on children for my book, Mind in the Making, how energizing having new experiences can be for children and adults--they heighten our senses; they stimulate our curiosity; and they make us want to explore.

Finally, Walker's cakewalk indicates how energized the right is.

Mr. Smith said Ms. Ayotte could probably beat Mr. Hodes given how energized Republican voters were this year.

At the demonstrations of old, the point was the crowd — how big it was, how well or badly it behaved, how energized its members were afterwards.

The intense interest reflects how energized the fight for the House has become as the election enters its final five weeks.

At the demonstrations of old, the point was the crowd how big it was, how well or badly it behaved, how energized its members were afterwards.

No doubt the enthusiasm that greeted her this past weekend in Iowa partly reflects how energized her party is, and how determined Democrats are to find a champion who can defeat Trump.

In the course of our research, one CEO told us how energized his employees had been by a recent international trip during which he had shared his vision through speeches to large audiences.

"The vision has to be strong enough, dynamic enough and compelling enough for people to want to buy it," Mr. Cooper said, explaining how energized he felt as a designer when he delved into Belstaff's origins from 1924 connected to speed, freedom and modernity.

The vast majority of organizations — and CEOs — have failed to fully appreciate the connection between how well they take care of their employees; how energized, engaged and committed those employees are as a result; how well they take care of clients and customers; and how well they perform over time.