Sentence examples for invigoration of from inspiring English sources

I have a strange sense of invigoration, of myths and cobwebs being blown away.

For Yahoo, it means the invigoration of a new way of thinking.

He stands out in it for his radical invigoration of the most slippery of aesthetic terms: realism.

The latter half of the year was calm until the invigoration of the jet-stream in the run-up to Christmas.

The parts are making more sense, Branca and Myers seem genuinely excited, and the sheer invigoration of being part of this gargantuan noise machine is like nothing else.

The last two decades of the 20th century witnessed a striking invigoration of historical anthropology that took issue with utilitarian and materialist interpretations of cultural stability and change, emphasizing the importance of symbols and their meaning for all human action.

Now there are wistful calls for another Sputnik-like event to goad a re-invigoration of American education and technology.

I am determined to play a full role in the re-invigoration of a party that stands as the best hope for the people of this country.

In "Clouds of Sils Maria," Assayas kids himself, or, rather, gulls the viewer into the feeling that he himself feels a little cloistered in the rarefied realm of the art film and magnanimously opens himself up to the invigorations of pop movie-making and the people (substantial ones, he condescendingly allows) who are engaged in it.

The re-invigoration of Aol continues apace today with the announcement by Tim Armstrong that 900 employees will be laid off before the afternoon is out.

In contrast to the quiet invigorations of Ike and Omar Bradley, Patton's is pure trumpet, the Mother of All Pep Talks.