Sentence examples for left invigorated from inspiring English sources

"My first experience in an embalming room, I left invigorated because I knew I was alive," he says.

The opening address by a professor who talked about the projects she had been involved in during her career was inspiring and I left invigorated.

The notion shook Brizzi, who left invigorated to make reading a priority.

"I did not exactly leave invigorated".

Gore needs a rest after an event; Clinton would leave invigorated, because dealing with people came naturally to him".

He believes that tens of thousands of visitors will flock to his Museum of Mathematics, to open in Manhattan next year, and leave invigorated about geometry, numbers and many more mathematical notions.

020 7304 4000 5 George Clooney His charm offensive at the closing of the London Film Festival left everyone invigorated, including one leading British film boss whose nose has only just returned to shape.

First, my own wilderness experiences left me invigorated but also feeling selfish, like I was benefitting no one else but myself.

Outside the East Pole, perched on an old blue garden chair under a wisteria-wound arbor strung with lights, Towill said, "Look, anyone can make good food, but there's an intangible experience — the theater of the room, the music, the wine, the food and the people — that should leave you invigorated".

I left feeling artistically invigorated.

Mr. Cruz said that his first dive into electoral politics had left him feeling "invigorated and inspired".