Sentence examples for invigorated from from inspiring English sources

Browning seemed sad, but somehow also invigorated from talking about it.

One chamber would be the popularly elected European Parliament, much invigorated from its current weak state, and the other would be made up of ministers from each country.

Its powerful chief justice, invigorated from a power struggle with Mr. Zardari in the spring, is not expected to be gentle.

"I had goose bumps, watching the players come off the field," he said, referring to the touching parade of the Yankees, one victory lap around the ball park, led by the captain, Derek Jeter, who seemed invigorated from behind his normal cool facade.

Still invigorated from our efforts, we decided to explore the fitness center.

Giving albums more flexibility could help Facebook stave off the newly invigorated assault from Google Photos.

Still, I suspect the line most likely to resonate with playgoers comes not from this newly invigorated pensioner but from her son-in-law, Graham Timothy Watsonn), who near the end announces, "I need another drink".

Life generates its own chemical energy in cells, we are not turned on by ultraviolet or invigorated by lightning from above, as primordial soups might need.

Where the country's newly invigorated democracy goes from here rests with one man, Anwar Ibrahim, the deputy prime minister sacked by former premier Mahathir Mohamad and later jailed.

After years of little change, sales of diet pills and supplements have more than quadrupled since 1996 -- to $782 million this year from $168 million -- invigorated by the broad retreat from conventional weight loss regimens that require sweat and sacrifice.

For many, the goal is not necessarily to replace vital (if corrupt) state services such as health care, but to rethink them, democratize them, invigorate them from below — even if they are unsure, at this early stage, of how exactly this might be accomplished.