Sentence examples for a sharp revival of from inspiring English sources

In the early 17th century there was a sharp revival of interest in both classes of problems.

Once lampooned as the last academic domain of the workshy and the unimaginative, geography has experienced a sharp revival of its street credentials as environmentalism has entered the mainstream.

The 300 is a sharp, bold, modern revival of an old name, and it bears contemporary significance.

The sharp, smart revival of Tom Stoppard's spy-and-physics drama Hapgood (Hampstead) has a plot and text of such complexity that even a few sips beforehand at a Christmas drinks do would render it completely incomprehensible.

For Democrats, Casey's pitch signals a wholehearted revival of their labor roots and a sharp departure from the free-trade tilt of the past two Democratic presidents, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.

This is a sharp change of attitude.

There is a sharp intake of breath.

A sharp intake of breath.

A sharp expulsion of breath.

"He had a sharp sense of humor.

Finkelstein is a sharp critic of Israel.