Sentence examples similar to a sharp revival in from inspiring English sources
In the early 17th century there was a sharp revival of interest in both classes of problems.
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.
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.
I take a sharp breath in.
The 300 is a sharp, bold, modern revival of an old name, and it bears contemporary significance.
A sharp economic slowdown in America?
He also played Daddy Warbucks in a previous revival in 2000.
It has had a robust revival in recent years.
Economic sociology experienced a remarkable revival in the 1980s.
