Sentence examples for invigorating impact from inspiring English sources
Captured by a BBC crew recording for a documentary on the making of "Infra," the moment offers a window into Mr. McGregor's invigorating impact on the traditionally conservative ballet company.
Though the book's narrative structure often compels the reader to excavate its dominant theme from a welter of biographical detail, the invigorating impact of the Revolution on Adams's personality and actions is unmistakable.
As a mantra, Assata Shakur's invocation of the words "duty," "freedom," "win," and "love" build connection, are invigorating, and do something undeniably molecular in their impact.
Soon, whole-cancer genome sequencing will become routine, bringing increased opportunities for invigorating basic discovery and also to make an impact on patient care.
Some pieces make a stronger impact than others but, collectively, they are witty, invigorating and inventive and argue that women, as the building itself testifies, are the most likely agents of future change.
Yes?" I ended up clicking through to the Global Health Corps GHCC) website and found myself slipping out of my lunchtime hyperlink coma and into a fantasy world filled with invigorating phrases like "field work," "getting my hands dirty," and "real impact".
"Because of the war, Lebanon was suffering a brain drain, and I think by invigorating and investing in the tech industry the government has made a huge impact on the current generation and generations to come," says Haram. "Women are encouraged to be entrepreneurs, and they are celebrated for their success.
"That program has been useful to individual kids there and supporting and invigorating for the teachers," Ms. Sánchez-Eppler says, "but it really has had little to no institutional impact.
It's incredibly invigorating.
