Sentence examples for invigorating that from inspiring English sources

"Your back is so completely against the wall, and that's something just invigorating that drives a lot of people, and it happened to drive me and my teammates".

Sympathy for Lady Vengence Director Park Chan-Wook has created an aesthetic so fresh and invigorating that it's amazing to think that this is only his third movie.

Though mildly sweet, it would satisfy as either appetizer or dessert and is so invigorating that it should refresh any overheated politician's rhetoric and clear the street rioter's head.

One day recently, Ashrita overslept--a consequence of his having been awake until 4 a.m., a consequence, in turn of his having spent 7 hours the previous afternoon meditating with Sri Chinmoy, an experience so invigorating that, come bedtime, he felt too full of energy, to relax.

Shoes off, socks off and in you leap - up to your eyes in glorious, thick mud, which all comes off (in theory) when you plunge into a nearby stretch of the Sychryd that's so turbulent (and invigorating) that the guides insist you wear a rope.

The minute we take the first step toward unity, the energy released by the union of opposites will be so invigorating that we will not want to stop.

That was invigorating and that made making the rest of the record a lot easier, especially with Fred and Matthew's enthusiasm for the material.

Chailly, at the other extreme and lasting around 30 minutes, is of the Formula One school, but far more fascinating and invigorating than that zooming, swerving comparison might imply.

It was Sasic's unlikely choke that gave the Americans the invigorating boost that turned the tide.

When they talk about their neighborhood, they recall the invigorating moments that sprang from their deep involvement in local affairs.

Happily, every step of the homeward stretch was soothed by the invigorating waves that rolled over my weary feet.