Sentence examples for a dramatic rebirth from inspiring English sources
In 1999 the Front, which had always stood more for protest than principle, succumbed to internal dissensions and broke apart, but it experienced a dramatic rebirth under Le Pen's daughter Marine.
A modern light rail system serving the rich and poor alike in a restored State Street pedestrian mall could become the focus of a dramatic rebirth of downtown Chicago.
"By improving regional access to Lower Manhattan," he said, "we can continue the area's dramatic rebirth from the attacks of Sept. 11 and ensure its future as an economic engine for the entire city".
But Murphy — whose talents are manifold and who's a great actor as well as a great comedian — hasn't found the filmmaker to make substantial use of his art, hasn't found the Martin Scorsese for his own "The King of Comedy" or, for that matter, the Wes Anderson or the Sofia Coppola for his own dramatic rebirth, such as Bill Murray's in "Rushmore" and "Lost in Translation".
Jerome Robbins helped her rebirth as a dramatic dancer when she created a sensation as a singing and dancing Anita in his "West Side Story Suite".
Like Bradbury, Delany picked up on the banality of the dialogue (in Delany's phrasing the characters are saying nothing meaningful), but Delany regards this as a dramatic strength, a prelude to the rebirth at the conclusion of the film.
Most couples don't go through such a dramatic severance and reunification as Brandon and Suzanne, but nearly all endure some version of the death and rebirth cycle.
