Sentence examples for invigorating influence from inspiring English sources
He praised the invigorating influence of "some underlying empirical, worldly motif" in mathematics, warning that "at a great distance from its empirical source, or after much abstract inbreeding, a mathematical subject is in danger of degeneration".
Black exiles and expatriates from the Caribbean and Africa crossed paths in metropoles such as New York City and Paris after World War I and had an invigorating influence on each other that gave the broader "Negro renaissance" (as it was then known) a profoundly important international cast.
Indeed, if you were to peruse their respective performances at Saracens last month – Wasps putting 60 on the league leaders, Gloucester going down meekly against a team reduced to 14 for an hour – you would not expect much of a contest here at all, with or without the invigorating influence of the Shed.
Wisden commented that Chapman "exercised an invigorating influence" on the side.
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.
It's incredibly invigorating.
The dialogue is invigorating".
