Sentence examples for which invigorated from inspiring English sources

What still impresses is his hero's nerve, which invigorated an entire generation.

Professor Fox instituted innovative initiatives which invigorated Jewish education around the globe.

That so far has happened only for a few months during the last three winters, which invigorated the sales of four-wheel-drive vehicles.

His goal was fully merited after a performance which invigorated Kenny Dalglish's side just as Newcastle were beginning to claw their way back into the contest.

The occasion was the Karl August Goethe-Schiller Jubilee celebrations; Smetana attended performances of Liszt's Faust Symphony and the symphonic poem Die Ideale, which invigorated and inspired him.

Now's the time for a more invigorated policy, which perhaps these papers will help charge.

In this atmosphere the Takacs Quartet's concert on Saturday night was a breath of fresh air — or rather, a gale of fresh air, which buffeted Zankel Hall and left its audience breathless, invigorated and delighted.

His first solo album is a decent riposte: full of urgent, abrasive songs on which Goodwin sounds both creatively invigorated and thoroughly pissed off.

With Afghan presidential elections due in April 2014 - and Mr Karzai unable to stand - there is the chance for a new and invigorated Afghan leadership which the Taliban could accept as a negotiating partner.

And surprise surprise, guess which group comes back feeling more refreshed, invigorated and raring to go? Yup, you got it.

The laws encouraged foreign protectionist responses and resulted in higher food and labour costs at home, which in turn led to an invigorated laissez-faire and free trade movement.