Sentence examples for invigorating study from inspiring English sources
Nick Groom concludes this invigorating study of vampires by suggesting that we should try to be a bit more like them.
"In this invigorating study, Gabrielle Starr shows that the lyric and the novel in the eighteenth century, far from being rivals or opposites, were codependents.
Books in the series do not simply read the Bible "backward" toward its hypothetical origins but read it "forward," invigorating the study of biblical literature by opening it toward issues, approaches, and literatures lying outside the current disciplinary confines of biblical scholarship.
The participants of this round table hope to reflect on the Russian tradition of literary history with a view to re-invigorating its study today.
Dozens of experiments were under way when Johnson arrived, and he enthusiastically threw himself into the invigorating work, switching to psychology for his master's study.
The result is an invigorating contribution to the field of transnational modernist studies.
Turnera diffusa (Damiana)'s sexually invigorating properties were evidenced from studies in sexually exhausted male rats [ 27, 28].
An exciting and invigorating aspect of these types of studies is that they can be done by individual students, armed with keen interest and curiosity.
Based on voluminous archival materials, the book charts how American theologians traveled to Europe to study in Germany and confronted intellectual currents that were invigorating but potentially threatening to their faith.
The present study reveals that Heshouwuyin, a Chinese herbal compound for invigorating the kidney, exerts an important role in controlling testosterone secretion and sperm function.
