Sentence examples for invigorating call from inspiring English sources

The shows' invigorating call and response bodes well for future interactions between these side-by-side entities.

Mr Grayling says that people who think differently must either lump it or go and live somewhere else.This is a timely and invigorating call to arms.

The early Verses for Ensembles (1968-69), hard, glittering, invigorating, calls on the spirit of Dionysus, while the mysterious layers of Meridian (soloist Hilary Summers), and the harp-dominated, airy playfulness of Dinah and Nick's Love Song honour that opposite muse-god, Apollo.

New music, invigorating the community and calling out Paris Hilton?

Their  invigorating song The End is 83.

Variety calls it an "invigorating musical trip," Fox News says "it's composed of riveting performances" and the LA Times' long feature calls it "high energy".

Last year, when Waxahatchee came to play a show at the Mercury Lounge, on the Lower East Side, Crutchfield brought along an invigorating Philadelphia pop-punk band called Cayetana, led by the singer and guitarist Augusta Koch, who delivers the lyrics in an addictive yelp.

When the music is joined to Laszlo Kovacs' invigorating cinematography, "Easy Rider" is able to call forth the sense of freedom and possibility that made it such a sensation way back when.

This dish is also called bosintang, which literally means "invigorating soup".

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.

Ragas open with an introspective prelude called the alap (performed without percussion) that evolves into a rhythmically invigorating section with percussion that often features virtuoso solo segments.