invigorating in a sentence

• The thinking is not always as invigorating as you might wish.
• On the other hand, it could invigorate a slumping sport.
• B . I am invigorated by a brisk, cold day.
• A hearty tramp up hills and across streams is doubtless invigorating.
• It offers an invigorating performance of " Der Himmel Lacht!
• "The Waiting Room " invigorates as it astonishes.
• "They are very invigorating, " she said.
• And in fact, the litigation has invigorated the political will.
• The crisp air is invigorating, the pace slow and soothing.
• Rice hopped up immediately, as if invigorated by the contact.
• It's difficult to see invigorating in a sentence .
• Salter's post-military years are just as invigorating.
• "It's invigorating, " she said.
• His political opponents say he has invigorated local politics in Kanagawa.
• Then, newly invigorated, he will head back to Boston.
• And his dialogue is famously real and invigorating for the reader.
• Here the air itself seemed clear, vibrant and somehow invigorating.
• "For me, it's invigorating ."
• What was invigorating a few years ago has become a grind.
• A mud and mineral bath for two : Was it invigorating?
• In a democracy, nothing invigorates the society like fresh blood.