Sentence examples similar to invigorating wind from inspiring English sources

In that demanding medium, he explored and resolved new artistic problems, and his paintings of the next few years, such as Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) (1873 76), reflect the invigorating effect of watercolour.

Mild winds can be thoroughly invigorating in a commune-with-nature sort of way.

A hint of mortality can be invigorating.

The wind in your hair, a stench in your nose, the invigorating fear that your legs will give out, causing you to tumble backward down the steep slope of the Williamsburg Bridge.

The camera does not show us what is behind them but only Schneider smiling dreamily as the wind cuts through her hair and the trees rush past her, making us share her invigorating feeling of liberation.

How invigorating.

It's invigorating stuff.

It's incredibly invigorating.

Citrus is invigorating.

The result was invigorating.

The bustle is invigorating.