Greene licensed Grace Wyndham Goldie to run a talented nation state in the invigorating scruffiness of Lime Grove.
Like Lee Friedlander, Kanemura revels in the invigorating chaos of a city choking on its own excess.
Strong color of a more historical sort abounds at Mitchell-Innes & Nash, in the invigorating survey of early, casually geometric stain paintings by Kenneth Noland (1924-2010), exemplar of Color Field painting.
In the invigorating "Being Shakespeare," now playing at the BAM Harvey Theater, Mr. Callow testifies in support of the playwright.
The wind in your hair, a stench in your nose, the invigorating fear that your legs will give out, causing you to tumble backward down the steep slope of the Williamsburg Bridge.
They are delicious when wrapped in fresh lettuce leaves and dipped in nuoc cham, the invigorating sweet-and-sour Vietnamese condiment of fish sauce, lime juice and vinegar.
Bishop Lorenzo Da Ponte found his promising young namesake scholarships to seminaries that yielded him a solid education in the classics, the invigorating companionship of other aspiring poets and a clerical collar that would hamper his romantic life, although less so than one might imagine.
The invigorating ingredients in the 1977 revival, which ran for more than two years at the Martin Beck Theater, were by all accounts a magnetic, Tony-nominated performance by Frank Langella in the title role and the whimsy-tinged black-and-white sets and costumes by the artist Edward Gorey.
She has acquired all the accouterments of the buoyant and deflating life of a New York actress: the tiny Upper West Side apartment, the holding-pattern waitress and nanny jobs, the invigorating roles in Broadway musicals, the memories of call-back auditions that almost led to Something Really Big.
Then there's the invigorating "Aqua Ocean," packaged in a peppy blue laptop.
Dewey argued, and the Barnes demonstrates, that art focusses and intensifies life in the present, invigorating memories of the past and whetting appetites for the future.
