Sentence examples for it was revitalizing from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Admittedly it was revitalized classics that felt the freshest this season.

In Europe the social science program remained dominant, though it was revitalized by a new concern with social history.

The Pelham Bay Taxpayers and Civic Association, which was all but defunct until it was revitalized by residents to address the St . Paul Avenueissue, is fighting to reverse the direction of the street.

The unstated theme of the party was heritage, since Woolrich Woolen Mills, one of the oldest continuously operating mills in the United States, was fading fast until it was revitalized some years back by a partnership headed by the Italian Andrea Cane and aided by the designer Daiki Suzuki, who filtered a selection of American classics through his distinctively Japanese sensibility.

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.

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.

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

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