Sentence examples for invigorating kind from inspiring English sources

"Hermeto is creative in the most fundamental and invigorating kind of way, with an expansive imagination like a child's, a hugeness about his sources of inspiration and a vibrant curiosity about sound, a feeling that anywhere we are, there are sounds going on that can become part of musical experiences".

Inhabiting similar ground, the loud, power-minimalism of Steve Martland and Michael Nyman created an invigorating, new kind of concert music whose origins lay in the layering, remixing and over-dubbing techniques of the recording studio.

It was invigorating in a brutal kind of way.

It is always invigorating, in fact a kind of a joy, to see a picture come into focus, even when the picture itself is not delightful.

But even to a listener fresh from that performance, this recording came as an invigorating jolt of the kind Ren?acobs and his period-instrument forces from Freiburg specialize in: "a new-created world," as the libretto would have it.

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.

This technique demands alert reading, but in turn creates an invigorating double-lensed perspective, a kind of immersed detachment.

Songs like "Highly Suspicious" have the kind of taut, invigorating guitar riffs best heard blaring from car stereos, while quieter, more graceful songs mix musky Southern rock with something psychedelic and grand.

Normally, when it snows, it's supposed to be a kind of magical, invigorating experience, a blanket of frosty quiet on the world.

Normally, when it snows, it's supposed to be a kind of magical, invigorating experience, a blanket of frosty quiet upon the world.

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.