Sentence examples for reinvigorating of from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, my sentiment that the Getty may ultimately have a conservative agenda was not the politics of Gérôme, decidedly backward by our standards, reveling in what was called "Orientalism", a reinvigorating of painting by not just painting a nude, but by painting a nude who has been kidnapped and forced to serve in the Harem of an Arab prince in some palace near Morocco.

Las Vegas has a long history of reinvigorating itself, of finding new ways to bring in new consumers and to entice them to part with large sums of money.

We see ourselves reinvigorating manufacturing of all kinds while on our main mission of promoting designer's designs".

A bris provides an intimate and reinvigorating view of life's beginning.

While the proposal begins too slowly, Mr. Bush is reinvigorating one of the most necessary and unjustly reviled federal programs.

He has been studiously reasonable in the row over bankers and their bonuses (though less successful, so far, in reinvigorating reform of the public services).

When, according to this article, was the last time that "a heartfelt and reinvigorating love of country [was] universally experienced in the United States"?

Yet Mr. Cassilly remains optimistic about his hometown, and he has come to specialize in reinvigorating some of its overlooked jewels.

Mayor Bloomberg has expressed an interest in reinvigorating areas of government that were dormant under the Giuliani administration, like the city's Human Rights Commission, which is charged with investigating and prosecuting discrimination cases.

Then again, for spectators safely removed from the splash zone, it might be a perfect, reinvigorating spark of energy.

The increasing use of smartphones and the development of cloud-based song libraries are creating fresh hopes of reinvigorating the legal distribution of music.