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The sense of change is subtle, but it's also invigoratingly strong.

The water was invigoratingly cool and somewhat restored her energy level.

It was a bright day with a cloudless sky, invigoratingly cool.

He closed his eyes, letting the lukewarm jets play on him invigoratingly.

On an invigoratingly cool summer night, the wind blew and the leaves rustled.

The music proved to be invigoratingly fresh.

Below the surface, "Silhouettes" can also be appreciated as an invigoratingly, charmingly political piece.

His ballerina was Miss Lopez, gracious, invigoratingly athletic and pure.

Dark, sobering and also invigoratingly dramatic, "Schindler's List" will make terrifying sense to anyone, anywhere.

The ambiguity feels invigoratingly appropriate here.

A breath of their own air swept out, to be replaced in a moment by a dry, but invigoratingly cool breeze of this other atmosphere.

Twain is generally remembered as a sunny, genial humorist but his late works are invigoratingly savage and dark.

And Mr. Gold's Jeff is less an invigoratingly angry young man than a merely whiny one.

Big business has already sterilized most of the country's suburban public space; let us keep our invigoratingly broad and brilliantly clunky street-level environments.

The real surprise, though, is the sound of 1970's Southern rock, with its invigoratingly tacky power chords and blaring amplification.

In this way much of the material aired tonight is invigoratingly bolstered, altered or augmented in some way.

Bebe Miller may be the most invigoratingly irritating modern dance choreographer at work in New York today.

"The speeches in there were not all invigoratingly dynamic," Mr. Craig said after the session ended, "but most senators are paying attention."

As sleek, fresh and unassuming as the dancers who perform them, the pieces look strangely and invigoratingly new.

An invigoratingly stormy relationship was in the making and if Nicholson had been gossip-column fodder at the time, the writers would have had a field day.

If it was no more effective than modem cold remedies, I reflected, it was no worse, and at least smelled invigoratingly healthy.

Miss Eichenberger is an invigoratingly bold dancer, full of scattershot high energy with an enjoyably teasing edge.

Its deeper fascination lies in its invigoratingly detailed portrait of a passionate political idealist in search of a constructive outlet.

Ms. Pulvermacher was much more persuasive in "Matildas," a recent duet that was comparatively and invigoratingly anarchic.

Long brown shadows sepia-toned the streets, and the chill that was settling upon Manhattan felt as invigoratingly decadent as the breath of a jack-o'-lantern.