Sentence examples for restores one from inspiring English sources

Reading the results restores one's faith in human nature as well as human artistry.

After all the doom and gloom about Brexit and the vacuous rantings of Donald Trump, Dylan's Nobel prize restores one's faith in life.

Ghesquière shows how a potentially gimmicky idea can lead to beautiful and wearable clothes, and Paris restores one's faith that fashion needn't be either dull or deluded.

Nevertheless the return to integrity restores one to relationships without enduring stigma.

And it restores one's faith in humanity to be allowed to see the actors in this lower rung of society working so hard, with such a sense of community, to provide some dignity and hope.

Brought in to advise on restoring one of the ruined castles, Adjaye told the ministry not to restore it but to stabilize and preserve the ruins.

The paper, which dropped seven strips, including "Judge Parker," replaced them with five others and then invited readers to vote on restoring one dropped strip.

General manager Barry Cochran said L.F. Deardorff & Sons assembles 25 to 30 of the old-fashioned models a year and restores ones, like Brown's, that have weathered the decades.

Mr. Sweeney said he was particularly pleased that Mr. Gebbie agreed to restore one of the houses on the property, the Rev. Seth Paddock house, named for the 19th-century preacher who once lived there.

It is a nice bit of reality to restore one's sense of proportion on the way out.

The deal restored one day of Sunday voting and more evening hours on weekdays, but Golden Week was not reinstated.