Sentence examples for to be invigorated from inspiring English sources

"I'm choosing to be invigorated".

Both agreed that in a multimedia world, the "antediluvian" novel needs to be invigorated by experimentation.

Slate noticed that Republican women in particular seemed to be invigorated by Kavanaugh's tribulations at the hands of Senate Democrats.

He improvised with bravura; to browse through his albums is to be invigorated by that energy which Jules Feiffer once called the graphic equivalent of Fred Astaire's dancing.

Speaking of the need for Europe to be invigorated, he described the continent as a "grandmother, no longer fertile and vibrant", and went on to say it risked "slowly losing its own soul".

A Miami defense that was supposed to be invigorated by Ndamukong Suh has instead given up almost 400 yards per game and managed just a single sack in three weeks.

From dreaming incessantly about what muses to introduce each other to, to being invigorated weekly by a refreshing take on a style detail or life lesson, to brainstorming hashtags, answering emails and coming up with ideas 24/7/365 (holidays and weekends aren't a part of our lives).

In Birkdale Road, Southport, Red Rum flexed his muscles as he was led from his box and, like any athlete toned to his peak, was invigorated by the keen air and warmed by the rays of the sun.

When immersed in visualization or idealistic thought exchange, the life forces are invigorated to create, to make our dreams alive in the energy field around us.

Hinkie says that he is ready for the challenge, writing in a text message that he is "invigorated to build something lasting".

People will support your curmudgeonly ways, too, because we all feel so overwhelmed we are invigorated to see anyone break from the pack.