Sentence examples for a remarkable revival from inspiring English sources

We've had a remarkable revival.

The 20th century saw a remarkable revival of Western calligraphy.

Economic sociology experienced a remarkable revival in the 1980s.

In both Byzantium and Europe there was a remarkable revival of classical learning, especially Greek philosophy.

Firms like Starbucks are responsible for a remarkable revival in coffee's fortunes, particularly in America.

In recent years, however, there has been a remarkable revival of English cuisine.

There is, for example, a quite remarkable revival of Confucianism in China today.

Quite how this very German tale of 1980s secret service intrigue will translate remains to be seen; but the film's massive impact does crown a period of remarkable revival for the long-unfashionable German film industry.

Apple has enjoyed a remarkable corporate revival the last three years under the leadership of Steven P. Jobs, who returned to take the helm of the company he co-founded in 1975.

WASHINGTON — Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio is set to complete a remarkable political revival Wednesday when he becomes the 61st speaker of the House, placing him squarely at the crossroads between the desires of conservative activists to reshape Washington and the reality of delivering in a divided capital.

WASHINGTON — One flash point in the remarkable revival of interest in nuclear energy here — a revival now threatened by the calamity in Japan — came almost by accident at a late-night brainstorming session in a senator's office in 1997.