Sentence examples similar to a sharp revival from inspiring English sources
I've never seen Da before but can imagine a sharper revival might coax out the lightning-fast switches in emotion, from humor to pity to anger to sadness to gentle acceptance more fluidly.
The 300 is a sharp, bold, modern revival of an old name, and it bears contemporary significance.
HPr-S12 did not show a significant change in phosphorylation level at the onset of revival, whereas HPr-S46 exhibited a sharp increase in phosphorylation 10 minutes post revival induction that remained stable at the subsequent 30 minute time point (Fig. 2c; Additional file 6: Table S3).
But this revival is a sharp lesson in how different a play can be in other hands.
The company's revival was driven by a sharp and unexpected increase in sales.
Priceline's revival was driven by a sharp and unexpected increase in sales.
It was said at the time of the crisis taking a sharp turn last September that this was a revival of Keynesian remedies, after years of neglect.
What distinguishes the revival we are concerned with from this long venerable tradition, is a sharp clinical focus on empirical theoretical construction and conceptualization, as well as the attempt to develop assessment tools.
Tom Glocer, head of Reuters' main information division, will become the first American (and first non-journalist) to run the company.The revival of Apple Computer, overseen by Steve Jobs, chief executive and co-founder, suffered a sharp setback after a profits warning.
