Sentence examples for so invigorating from inspiring English sources

The election proved so invigorating to the American public that turnout climbed to its highest rate in 44 years.

I'm not even at the good plays yet – I'm up to Henry VI, Part One – but it's been so invigorating.

It's unerringly odd, more simpatico with the downward-spiral years of the Doors or the triumphant flamboyance of Queen, filtered through a softer version of the hip-hop-inflected rock that made early N.E.R.D. albums so invigorating.

David Haies, 33, a social worker from Brooklyn, came to protest the speech and said the experience was so invigorating he didn't need to zip his jacket in the freezing cold.

Rarely since the age of the Beatles and the Beach Boys have songs been this sunny and harmonious; rarely since the Nineties heyday of Weezer has punky guitar pop been so invigorating.

There's the Nicholas Nickleby he was taken to by his parents, which he remembers "vividly", and Deborah Warner's take on Titus Andronicus, so invigorating it "felt as if it had been written yesterday".

Feels strangely invigorating...".. "So during the years England supplied finalist after finalist we were technically superior?

A menu that seemed so bright and invigorating back then has become riddled with cliches and silly affectations - do you really want raspberry and shallot compote with your duck liver mousse?

Sympathy for Lady Vengence Director Park Chan-Wook has created an aesthetic so fresh and invigorating that it's amazing to think that this is only his third movie.

Shoes off, socks off and in you leap - up to your eyes in glorious, thick mud, which all comes off (in theory) when you plunge into a nearby stretch of the Sychryd that's so turbulent (and invigorating) that the guides insist you wear a rope.

The climate is extraordinary and the quality of light is like crystal, so bright and invigorating.