Sentence examples for invigorating on from inspiring English sources
Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley, Emily Mortimer and even Max von Sydow join our duo for the ride and, who knows, what appears hammy and clichéd on the trailer ("You'll never leave this island... ..) may turn out to be fresh and invigorating on the big screen.
Congestion that would normally make you want to rip your hair out in a car was actually invigorating on this day.
It is at its most invigorating on the subject of how and whether women are heard.
The band was most invigorating on its older, more slippery numbers, which were less about aggression than about despondence.
For an invigorating on-water experience, the Upper Jordan River in northern Israel has almost 10 miles of whitewater rapids that can reach Class III and IV from March to May.
This has had a desultory effect on the nation's public life, but an invigorating one on its economy.
It's also invigorating to take people through one-on-one mock interviews.
But on a sunny (if chilly) day in the springtime, a solitary and invigorating hike on the park's miles of lake-hugging trail can be an unforgettable experience - providing there are no late-season blizzards in the forecast, anyway.
This single-mindedness can be invigorating, like on "Been Fweago" and "Osiris of the East".
Questions about her husband have a notably invigorating effect on her.
This is another aspect of Suárez's net effect: he clearly has had a hugely invigorating effect on Henderson, who played superbly again.
