Sentence examples for invigorating breeze from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brantley also said: "From the moment Mr. Beatty first shows up in the play's second act, he brings with him the invigorating breeze of passionate, scrupulously detailed acting".
The care of those around them, a poignant instance, a fleeting moment of affection and myriad sediments of tenderness, these may coalesce in the mind of a new mother to chase away, like an industrious fan with a harsh yet invigorating breeze, all inappropriate thoughts and unpleasant feelings.
An invigorating breeze of summer wafts through this classy production.
Several ladies and gentlemen made "attached" assensions yesterday, and enjoyed their aerial flight on a single string with gusto, the invigorating breeze sending a thrill through their systems fully compensating for the expense.
It was also called "fresh and funny" by Entertainment Weeklys Bruce Fretts, and a "invigorating" "fresh spring breeze in the middle of summer" by The Washington Posts Tom Shales.
I breathe the invigorating morning air.
In that demanding medium, he explored and resolved new artistic problems, and his paintings of the next few years, such as Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) (1873 76), reflect the invigorating effect of watercolour.
Quitting birth control was as invigorating for my mental health as that wonderful feeling of sun and breeze on your bare legs when you wear shorts for the first time after a long winter.
It's incredibly invigorating.
