Sentence examples for role in invigorating from inspiring English sources

Many wore T-shirts and caps that suggested the new arena's role in invigorating pride in this borough.

Mr. Mitterrand said that cinema "plays an essential role in invigorating democratic debate and that is why respect for the freedom of expression of artists cannot be limited, and the opinions that you assert must not stand in its way".

Sure, artists will be addressing contentious issues, but in invigorating new ways.

She has acquired all the accouterments of the buoyant and deflating life of a New York actress: the tiny Upper West Side apartment, the holding-pattern waitress and nanny jobs, the invigorating roles in Broadway musicals, the memories of call-back auditions that almost led to Something Really Big.

The present study reveals that Heshouwuyin, a Chinese herbal compound for invigorating the kidney, exerts an important role in controlling testosterone secretion and sperm function.

Its polyrhythmic force — both in Ralph MacDonald's percussive jazz score and in its invigorating movement — makes for a bracing dance.

Greene licensed Grace Wyndham Goldie to run a talented nation state in the invigorating scruffiness of Lime Grove.

Like Lee Friedlander, Kanemura revels in the invigorating chaos of a city choking on its own excess.

Andrew Mickel of Den of Geek felt that Rhys has always been the "Welsh heart of the show" and praised his role in the episode for being "actually rather entertaining, approaching everything with invigorating gusto".

This primitiveness may reflect Mr. Graham's role in starting something new: formulating art after Minimalism and helping it recover from the movement's invigorating yet narrowing, shattering effects.

But what might be invigorating in a city can, in a novel, be a bit bewildering.