Sentence examples for Personal renaissance from inspiring English sources

Garnett, the Celtics' second-oldest player at 35, is having a personal renaissance.

His debut at Carnegie Hall was, therefore, something of a personal renaissance.

Instead, Pennington has ignited the Dolphins while enjoying a personal renaissance.

None of which has prevented Mr. Ratner, who happily embraces the nickname Rat, from enjoying a kind of personal renaissance this year.

"Soe Win has had a massive personal renaissance," said Bescoby, a former Burmese history student who now lives between the UK and Myanmar.

Beginning in 1999, with his role in the film "Any Given Sunday," the last 10 years have represented a personal renaissance for Taylor.

Alan Taylor believes that Reid's personal Scottish renaissance is directly related to the removal of the old guard.

In James VI's personal reign, Renaissance forms of portraiture began to dominate.

Personal computers, the renaissance of animation, portable music, mobility, tablets – those are some of the obvious things he invented, remade, or oversaw directly.

Brian Wilson extends his personal and creative renaissance of the last decade with an ambitious new themed album, "That Lucky Old Sun," a work to be released in September exploring the Southern California culture that he helped define musically in the 1960s as the guiding creative force of the Beach Boys.

Garcilaso added intense personal notes and characteristic Renaissance themes to a masterful poetic technique derived from medieval and Classical poets.