Sentence examples for invigorating news from inspiring English sources

Intel's announcement of its $125 million fund to support women and minority-led startups last week was invigorating news to many who are vying for the few venture dollars that arrive in the pockets of women and minorities.

They're bringing invigorating new thoughts there.

This is invigorating new ground.

I make sure it gets its daily vitamins and antioxidants and invigorating exposure to news of Antonin Scalia and everyone else working for the Bush family".

Yet this news – anomalous, surprising, invigorating – can't help but spark such discussions.

While some people might view a dearth of paid political announcements as a blessing, Dr. Jamieson and others say commercials are crucial in invigorating local partisans and local news outlets -- and in creating genuine interest in the democratic process.

I think [cable news networks] are invigorating the debate.

So a new venue feels invigorating.

Back home in England, young Winston's exploits gave the British press a wonderfully invigorating antidote to the generally depressing diet of news from a war that was going from bad to worse.

The new policy has earmarked $2 billion for invigorating the Clean Coal Technology Programme.

The good news is that the reboot turns out to be a thoroughly invigorating affair, much more compelling than the "prequel trilogy" that began with The Phantom Menace in 1999.