Sentence examples for it seemed invigorating from inspiring English sources

Instead, it seemed invigorating, perhaps because it foregrounded the theatrical possibilities of television.

Ellen Burstyn in "The Last Picture Show". From where I was sitting, it seemed invigorating.

A femininity reflective of modern women's myriad roles is perhaps what makes Mr. Gaultier's and Mr. Yamamoto's work seem invigorating again.

Getting out of the city can, it seems, be invigorating.

Somehow, it seems both invigorating and serene.

But trying something new can be invigorating; and it seems the British are gradually starting to realise this.

The members of the Met's department of the Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas certainly are, so it seems appropriate to roll the full credits for the invigorating acquisitions show they have put together.

Birdman It's not like Michael Keaton's career was kaput, but it seems like he raised himself from the dead with this invigorating performance.

It seems that the sun-starved peoples of this land are all looking for some invigorating, outdoorsy way of celebrating the highest hovering of the sun before slipping back toward a damp and unyielding English winter.

A week away made Tuesday's episode seem newly invigorating.

For those who can stomach it, it's uniquely invigorating.