Sentence examples for it's revitalizing from inspiring English sources

"It's drawing new attention to 'Millionaire.' It's revitalizing it".

It's revitalizing — and comforting, somehow — to revisit the sort of playful, featherbrained temperament made possible only by a decade in which prosperity and safety seemed nearly guaranteed.

It's revitalizing to have both sides of it.

It's revitalizing to be taught the intention and history of flavor, and to consequently form an intimate relationship with the foods that are being shown.

Albert Dock eventually became depressed as shipping waned in the mid-20th Century, but now it's revitalized with art, shopping, restaurants and museums.

More important, it is revitalizing Cadillac's geriatric demographics.

The couture was just beginning again after the war, and it was revitalizing the French economy.

When, in 50 years, our children wonder why we tore down a neighborhood just as it was revitalizing itself and built it over with a vacant lot, they'll know that the foresight was vested in wise men like Marty.

Though the committee seldom met during the Reagan administration -- Clement Conger, then the White House curator, had been critical of the work done by Mrs. Reagan's decorator, Ted Graber -- it was revitalized by Barbara Bush, who also supported the creation of the White House endowment with money from wealthy donors.

It was revitalized and now is probably the Island's best German.

This led to an overall lapse in the project of producing a general theory of action, until it was revitalized in 1981 by the publication of Jürgen Habermas's The Theory of Communicative Action.