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It introduces us to some of our most agreeable and stimulative friendships.

At least they have exercised a helpful and stimulative influence.

The air was new, it was stimulative, it recharged me with buoyant youth.

Should have a wide circulation, it is interesting and stimulative.

The warmth grew, a dry and baking heat; but stimulative rather than oppressive.

He did not overrate the stimulative effect of her presence; of the mere fact of propinquity.

The first German volume appeared in 1866; its stimulative effect upon musical Europe has been indicated.

The modus operandi of these stimulative agents is not yet fully understood.

It is in a measure the same sort of influence that in a later chapter is termed “stimulative education.”

Dame Tourtelot was disappointed to find the parson wincing so little as he did under her stimulative sympathy.