Sentence examples for reinvigorated after from inspiring English sources

The internal security apparatus, reinvigorated after the 2013 coup, has run amok.

The protests in Idinthakarai were reinvigorated after the Fukushima disaster triggered by the tsunami in Japan.

Glasgow, however, emerged reinvigorated after the break, Gregor Townsend's side scoring four times to reduce the deficit to 41-28 and ensure their own bonus point.

Concerned about the impression Mr. Obama had left, aides warned against overanalyzing his words and said he was reinvigorated after the setbacks of 2013.

But Federer certainly looks reinvigorated after a six-week break in which he skipped Shanghai and the rest of the Asian swing and addressed some lingering concerns, including a sore right wrist.

Their efforts were reinvigorated after Sept. 11, 2001, when it was discovered that one of the hijacked planes had flown near Indian Point on its way to Lower Manhattan.

Smolenyak Smolenyak made little progress for a few years, but her search was reinvigorated this year after she moved to southern New Jersey and visited a genealogical exhibition in Philadelphia featuring a 1910 photograph of the Texas Annie.

And why? Goethe had come back from Italy in 1788 after two years of intense seeing and reflecting, reinvigorated and restored after his previous decade of Weimar drudgery, sensitised again to the beauty and vitality of physical forms, confident of his ability to grasp them with enthusiasm and understanding, aesthetic or scientific.

He shows how the story was altered, distorted, and reinvigorated during and after the Japanese colonial period in both the North and the South for political, social, and literary purposes.

The figure reinvigorated the market after last week's Producer Price Index showed rising prices at the wholesale level.

They faced a reinvigorated Burnley side after the restart, however, and the visitors were close to equalising when Jutkiewicz headed narrowly over after an hour.