Sentence examples for invigorated language from inspiring English sources

Whitman invigorated language; he could be strong yet sentimental; and he possessed scope and inventiveness.

The speech invigorated the movement.

He pursues some fascinating byways (notably his account of the 16th-century emergence of Latinised English, of invigorated vernacular English and of Tyndale's English-language Bible), but inevitably many readers will fasten on to the topicality of his analysis of the past 450 years.

Hannah's lines invigorate and intoxicate, his language delivering us into an American version of what Rilke called "a more powerful reality — rising and circling, poised but wild".

Which is to say that Meijer's stories are intense and threatening, with language that invigorates the senses.

He looks utterly invigorated.

I feel invigorated".

He's invigorated".

You feel more invigorated.

"He felt invigorated".

Defense Ndamukong Suh invigorated this defense the way Steve Jobs invigorated Apple.