Sentence examples for is always invigorating from inspiring English sources

It is always invigorating, in fact a kind of a joy, to see a picture come into focus, even when the picture itself is not delightful.

Straight out of pantomime, he's such an obscene figure that his presence on the scene is always invigorating – but Thurso also appears to be playing his role for the benefit of modern readers.

States, it is always invigorating to discover yet one more heroic display of initiative and pluck, and Penelope Niven's long book is at its most brisk and entertaining in the early chapters, as she details the almost comical confidence of Marie Steichen.

The discussions were always invigorating.

"Authentic dissent can be difficult, but it's always invigorating," Nemeth says.

There is always something fresh, invigorating, and unseen the first time.

Reporting the NSA story has never been easy, but it's always been invigorating and fulfilling.

"At Frieze [art fair] in London for example, which I always find very invigorating, it is always very difficult for me to pick out from this enormous amount of art what we can sell with a good conscience.

All in all, it promises to be an intellectually invigorating and enlightening evening, which is always a shame.

Even though she does it several times, it's always unexpected and invigorating.

That's what is invigorating to me".