invigoration

How To Use invigoration In A Sentence

• With the neo-Venetian revival of the early seicento, artists and critics participated in various ways in the reinvigoration of Venetian style.
• Therefore, a deep discussion must be carried on how to strengthen our consciousness, straighten out the relationship, improve the quality, the way of reform, and invigoration.
• After the meeting, the delegates voiced satisfaction over the reinvigoration of political dialogue between the two countries.
• I say "reinvigoration" because substantive due care has long been considered a moribund doctrine, but this new duty of good faith could have legs. Business, Law, Economics & Society
• And it's the same Obama who, in the same 2008 interview about media consolidation, said, "There is a clear need in this country for the reinvigoration of antitrust enforcement. ... to step up review of merger activity and take effective action to stop or restructure those mergers that are likely to harm consumer welfare. Josh Silver: Comcastrophe: Comcast/NBC Merger Approved
• One friend puts a lot of his reinvigoration down to simply knowing that he will never have to fight another general election again.
• The New Democratic movement of pro-free market moderates, which helped catapult Bill Clinton into the White House in 1992, has splintered, transformed by a reinvigoration of grassroots energy.
• The SOJA can lead the way to that kind of reinvigoration of our Jewish organizations. Aish Weekly Articles
• How to make the development of this industry another new economic growth point to contribute to the invigoration of Northeast long standing industry base is very important.
• But the terrible events this month only reconfirmed my belief that the protection of our democracy must be rooted in the reinvigoration of democratic engagement itself.