Sentence examples for reinvigorated my from inspiring English sources

"You never know where they've been!" "It has reinvigorated my interest in reading," another reviewer said.

Overall, the experience completely reinvigorated my love of gaming and led me to rethink the possibilities of the medium.

It was the hardest I'd ever worked in my life, and it reinvigorated my soul while exhausting my body.

Even though the disease may prevent me from boxing, what it has done has also reoriented and reinvigorated my mental outlook.

This little surprise reminder to never say never had reinvigorated my mind and reaffirmed the need to remain open to possibility, and weird as it was, I am grateful for it.

In fact, a profile I wrote about Zito in 2003, shortly after discovering the Curry piece, reinvigorated my own passion for writing -- and led me to focus on metaphysical history, which resulted in my two recent books: Occult America (Bantam, 2009) and One Simple Idea: How Positive Thinking Reshaped Modern Life (Crown, Jan 2014).

But enough of this now, I feel an urge to reinvigorate my brain with some lego.

Of course, my grandmother continues to inspire and reinvigorate my passion.

When my second son reached 2 and started daycare, I was motivated to build a business that would contribute something meaningful to the world (which now revolved around toddlers), reinvigorate my brain and give me a sense of purpose as the kids grew up.

While your complacent empire of skate games has been feeling more and more like Sudoku for Teens with each release, EA Games has been working diligently on Skate, which fully reinvigorates my interest in pretending to do insanely hard tricks by using a little plastic thing I hold in my hand while I sit in a chair eating chips and guacamole.

I was reinvigorated by my experience advising a young Harvard Business School graduate, Vivian Weng, on her start-up, FashionStake.com (recently acquired by Fab.com).