Sentence examples for invigorating force from inspiring English sources

As I settle uneasily into my own middle age, three fourth-period works speak to me with particularly invigorating force.

In pushing for the elimination of taxes on some dividends, the administration consistently predicted a big lift for the stock market as an invigorating force in the economy.

He is credited with invigorating the force's approach to both guns and gangs, notably in the case of the fatal shooting of 11-year-old Rhys Jones in 2007.

But each challenge was repelled by invigorating new forces that reignited the passion and purpose of rock--punk, new wave, alt-rock and grunge.

"A Study in Indecision or For Argument's Sake," choreographed and performed without accompaniment by Barbara Mahler, was an initially invigorating tour de force of explosive dancing with brief hesitations as the dance's only concessions to the theme of indecision.

Only after the administration came under political fire for failing to find the weapons and was accused of distorting intelligence to build a case for the war did the White House put David Kay, a former international weapons inspector and envoy from the C.I.A., in charge of invigorating a task force that had already been restructured once.

I remember thinking on my way home that it was the kind of fun, invigorating experience that forces you to take a second and realize just how enjoyable it is to be out and proud.

Even in this smaller dosage, Mr. Zacharias proved a lively and invigorating musical force, though he was most persuasive when focused at the keyboard.

While he was occupied, another striper seized my bait with force and invigorating authority.

The result is a forceful, invigorating drink.

More perspective would have been welcome, but Nagel doesn't really explore the tension between Marie-Thérèse's narrow mind-set and the forces of democracy invigorating Europe.