The challenging question asked of Yorick and all who entertain is this: where is the virtue in any of your joking if it doesn't invigorate in the face of death?
They were invigorated in part by the so-called netizens who all week staged an end run around the mainstream press with 140-character updates on China's Twitter equivalents.
The reserves seemed invigorated in their first game under Frank and should hold onto their roles.
What's worse, within their own party GOP moderates have been largely sidelined, treated as out of touch with the populist base Trump invigorated in 2016.
At any moment in the development of the dialogue there are immense, boundless masses of forgotten contextual meanings, but at certain moments of the dialogue's subsequent development along the way they are recalled and invigorated in renewed form (in a new context) (Bakhtin 1986, p. 170).
And yet, in a way, he had not felt this invigorated in a long time.
The feminist movement also invigorated society in the mid-1970s, makits its arrival in Italy later than in most other Western countries.
These studies have invigorated interest in the field of plasmid biology in C. botulinum.
An N.B.A. rule that essentially requires players to go to college for a year has invigorated the talent in the college game since it came into effect in 2006.
