Sentence examples for often invigorated by from inspiring English sources

Although I am often invigorated by a fire-and-brimstone sermon from Chaney, I must admit I was a little puzzled by his analogy about Knight.

Reference PA-06-001 A particular area of research is often invigorated by novel perspectives that may be provided by individuals trained outside that research arena.

In its survey of German Baroque favorites by Bach, Handel and Telemann at Zankel Hall on Monday evening, the players moved effortlessly from the rough-hewn (if well-tuned) timbres that often invigorated its fast movements to a startlingly serene, homogenous shimmer, summoned to transform slow movements into islands of stasis.

By the end, he was perspiring, but the senator -- not known as one of his party's most accomplished speakers -- seemed relaxed and invigorated by the often ecstatic reaction of delegates.

MINNEAPOLIS — Visibly refreshed and invigorated by their annual visit to the Land of 10,000 Lakes — and what often feels like as many wins — the Yankees completed their trip to Target Field with predictable results Thursday.

Somehow, you're invigorated by this.

Elroy was invigorated by Koch's ambitions.

Marling was equally invigorated by the experience.

Yao seemed invigorated by this meeting.

I was not deeply fulfilled or invigorated by business".

N-trig is feeling invigorated by the iPhone.