Sentence examples for invigorating in that from inspiring English sources

It's invigorating, in that context, to see how Dave Eggers, born in Boston to classic fifth-generation Iristockock (his mother was a McSweeney) and raised in Lake Forest, Ill., has devoted himself to chronicling the shifting melting pot, seeming to tell others' stories more than his own.

Mr. Crowder is a band geek with a mischievous streak, and it makes his band's music and concerts among the most invigorating in that world.

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.

That potent mix of personal and professional secrecy helped make "Homeland" invigorating in Season 1 and in parts of Season 2 as well.

It was invigorating in a brutal kind of way.

At Le Poisson Rouge in August he played an invigorating program that included music by Webern, Xenakis, Matthias Pintscher, Jason Eckardt and Pierre Boulez.

When they talk about their neighborhood, they recall the invigorating moments that sprang from their deep involvement in local affairs.

After scrambling over a 10-foot-high security fence, the partygoers climbed a steel staircase — the lights of Manhattan glimmering below — as part of a vertiginous, invigorating trip that culminated in a catwalk, a ladder and finally a narrow hatchway, leading up to a low-ceilinged room of riveted metal plates.

In fact, the Bavarian Forest is so renowned for its invigorating atmosphere that several towns in the region claim an official title as a Luftkurort, or "air spa".

The wind in your hair, a stench in your nose, the invigorating fear that your legs will give out, causing you to tumble backward down the steep slope of the Williamsburg Bridge.

It was a joyous, invigorating, tense experience that kind of restored my faith in football as a force for good, a thing born of community.