Sentence examples for invigorating feeling from inspiring English sources

The camera does not show us what is behind them but only Schneider smiling dreamily as the wind cuts through her hair and the trees rush past her, making us share her invigorating feeling of liberation.

Although the terms of recent contention have sometimes inevitably descended into dreariness - no serious student of theatre can contemplate any article deploying the word "text-based" without wanting to kill themselves - nevertheless there is an invigorating feeling that the playhouse has developed a better sense of perspective on its own affairs than the academy.

"I get that invigorating feeling from taking risks.

There is something invigorating about feeling the kick of the shotgun against your shoulder then seeing a clay pigeon explode into hundreds of tiny pieces above your head.

The results are fresh and invigorating without feeling mannered or self-conscious.

That feeling was invigorating and motivating, and in retrospect, changed how I went to work.

Using woodcutting to capture an old-world aesthetic, Fish gives his subtle, gloomy narratives a new life by invigorating them with the feeling of a place long forgotten.

So a new venue feels invigorating.

Morse described being covered by crabs during her Who Dares Wins Stars trial as "quite invigorating" and "quite a nice feeling" and said being in close proximity to a snake was "easy".

I found his conversation wonderfully invigorating and left that first evening feeling that anything was possible.

A sense of being able to shape and influence events, with and alongside others, emerges as invigorating in exactly the same way that feeling helpless, isolated and pawn-like leads to listlessness and passivity.