Sentence examples for would be reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

It invigorated him, and he said that if the French worked more France would be reinvigorated.

Hopes that the country's cultural life would be reinvigorated were high.

The party would be reinvigorated, and perhaps reborn, if it reasserted its commitment to that historic purpose.

If every state were to divide its electoral votes among the candidates on the breakdown of the popular vote, presidential politics would be reinvigorated.

The officials said their plan would ensure both that the ecosystem of the Sacramento River's delta would be reinvigorated and that water deliveries to the south would become reliable.

On Sunday, Lady Warsi, the Tory co-chairman, attempted to enthuse ordinary members by announcing that a the Conservative Policy Forum would be "reinvigorated" to allow the leadership to hear what the members had to say.

I can't think of a single Shakespeare play that wouldn't be reinvigorated by this process.

In that case, American government will be reinvigorated, although politics would still be more deeply polarised than in any other major state.

Although the AOL name "needs to be reinvigorated," Mr. Fried said, "to abandon it would be an incredibly costly mistake".

Old plots can be reinvigorated.

"It needs to be reinvigorated".