Sentence examples for invigorated as from inspiring English sources

I feel wiped out, yet invigorated, as if we've just engaged in sex or some other kind of flow activity.

Not everyone was as invigorated as McDowell; an attendance of 8,787 on Thursday seemed ominously on the low side.

When he strayed from his own songbook, he sounded invigorated, as if trying to renew his lineal claims: that Ray Charles cover, soon followed by "St.

Mr. Kerry's fund-raising was stagnant before his victories in Iowa and New Hampshire in January, but was invigorated as he picked up victories throughout the primary season.

At my most snarky, it seems to me that there's nothing makes some people so invigorated as to see others debilitated by cancer or by medical responses to it.

There's nowhere else like it in the Middle East, invigorated as it is by its sizeable diaspora, who fly back from London and Paris and Sydney and LA, with a thriving gay scene (although homosexuality is officially illegal), a free press, and an urban fashion code that encompasses everything from micro skirts to full-length abaya and veil.

He said the stadium's energy invigorated him, as did the fact he was being nearly matched in a duel by Hiroki Kuroda.

But I will do my best to convey a sense of what Syria, on edge, was like — in a week that invigorated Anthony as a reporter and witness.

The service has been great in helping both long-standing events re-invigorate themselves, as well as first-time events get their word out to the marketplace.

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

The legal challenge to the Obama health care act has invigorated a dispute as old as the Constitution about the framers' most nettlesome grant of power, which gives Congress treacherously broad authority to pass laws "necessary and proper" to carrying out its assigned responsibilities.