Sentence examples for that it energized from inspiring English sources

Hendrik Hertzberg, the New Yorker writer who was then a Carter speechwriter, recalls that "one very unpleasant consequence of the speech was that it energized the neoconservative movement".

Now I see that it had to happen, for urgent social reasons, and that it energized a then pepless art world.

The genius of the theft of the Supreme Court seat was that it energized conservative voters in the 2016 election, because they knew winning was key to pulling off the heist.

Her video is so clever, adorable, and so silly that it energized me.

Till's murder was so brutal that it energized the modern Civil Rights Movement, prompting Rosa Parks, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., John Lewis, and so many countless others, black and white, to refuse to tolerate the deep seated racism that afflicted our society.

"When two kids play like that, it energizes the team and gives them something to build on," Rangers Coach Glen Sather said.

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut, a Democrat, said that because of that, "it temporarily energizes and potentially long-term destabilizes" the party.

"We love that it energizes us".

And so, you know, I feel like that it energizes me to know that it is gonna have these ripple effects and then for them I feel like you know, as a semester goes we become not quite peers but more and more aligned in terms of why we're sitting in that room for a few hours a day.

First, they make the picture of the better future so compelling that it energizes them to action.

Here, the term motivation is defined according to the implicit motivational system described by McClelland et al. [15]: motivation is a biological variable that drives a behavior in the sense that it energizes, directs and selects behavior [16], [17].