Sentence examples for revitalising effect from inspiring English sources

The startling thing was the revitalising effect it had on Bolton.

This, like postcolonialism, has had a revitalising effect on the study and writing of colonial and imperial history and literature.

Bedford raves about Lumley's revitalising effect on the show once the cast got over their initial awe.

Last year's new appointments have already had a revitalising effect on theatre: leaders such as Vicky Featherstone (at the National Theatre of Scotland) are already proving they have that rare thing, the talent to handle talent.

The Historial says nothing on the most glaring issue – whether this stubborn teenager was a holy warrior or merely a lucky winner whose self- confidence had a revitalising effect on a desperate France.

Alejandro Vanoli, head of the financial services regulator, declared that the certificates will have a "revitalising" effect and "bring an interesting level of liquidity to the economy".Economists are less sure.

Both claimed their success was due to the revitalising effects of Cordyceps sinensis Demand for it leapt, creating a caterpillar rush in the process.

Lead guide Carlos Mose (who also doubles as a drummer in a metal band – "We sing about Native issues, broken treaties, things like that," he tells me) explains the revitalising effects of a night in a hogan: "Each morning, it's like being reborn out of your mother's belly – a fresh start, a new beginning".

Scholes's move backwards was a more gradual process and happened 10 years later in his career, but had the same effect of revitalising his game.

Practitioners report that it is grounding, calming and revitalising, with profound energetic and emotional effects.

Will a winter of hard work lead to a domino effect of revitalised legs, faster times, and a renewed assault on his own world record of 1 40.91?