Sentence examples for particularly braced from inspiring English sources

He looked around the room, and I could see he wasn't particularly braced.

And we should never forget what Wodehouse's inimitable hero Bertie Wooster observes in the story "Jeeves and the Unbidden Guest": "...it's always just when a fellow is feeling particularly braced with things in general that Fate sneaks up behind him with a bit of lead piping".

This new normal has hospital health professionals particularly bracing for the coming summer.

Once, he had to slap himself in the face to advertise a particularly bracing brand of aftershave.

Prototype is a particularly bracing addition to New York musical life because it gives equal time to female artists.

This is a particularly bracing experience if there is still a foot of snow on the ground, as there was when I visited in April.

Mr. Lane was particularly bracing in the fourth movement, "All'Italiana," which begins as a tarantella and spins into a shimmering fantasy.

It'd be a welcome package at any time, but revisiting Dreyer's exquisite austerity comes as a particularly bracing tonic after the latest excesses of Jackson and Burton.

To some spectators, it was particularly bracing to watch a hip-hop god colonize a white cube world that must once have seemed as distant as Mars from the Marcy Houses in Brooklyn, the projects where Jay-Z grew up (and where he was known by his given name, Shawn Carter).

It is only right that a team cling to the positives, particularly when braced for criticism.

Any number of reasons could have sufficed, particularly the bracing reality that he was no longer the Jets' quarterback of the present, let alone the future, and, perhaps, soon to be of the past.