Sentence examples for invigorating to the from inspiring English sources

And as invigorating to the program as Ms. DioGuardi may be, she conceded: "I'm joining a huge machine that exists with or without me.

Though I've lived in Los Angeles for a dozen years, it's still invigorating to leave the city and barrel up the freeway past Santa Barbara, with the waves crashing on one side and greening hills looming on the other.

It has been invigorating to see the Deliveroo drivers on wildcat strike, together with migrant hotel cleaners, train guards and junior doctors all in a single summer.

That said, it's invigorating to be in the presence of a true original (2 00).

But they should want to reach out also because it can be inspiring and invigorating to learn about the work young feminists are doing.

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Weber spoke often about the inevitable bursting of the internet bubble, telling staffers that the decline would be just as invigorating to write about as the inexorable excesses of 1999 and early 2000.

Despite that lack of originality, it was invigorating to watch Kelly Sneddon locate the alien strangeness of torqued shapes without making them unduly harsh.

It's invigorating to hear her outrage over the female beggars on the streets of Kabul, but eventually you begin to wonder why so many of the phrases that seem tailor made for Western ears are coming from Ms. Obaid-Chinoy rather than from the women and girls she is interviewing.

The competition will be invigorating to watch, not least because three major clubs are trying to return to the past.

That's what is invigorating to me".

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.