Sentence examples for a vigorous revival from inspiring English sources

But it survived in the countryside, and, as in the usual colonial/post-colonial stories, there was eventually a vigorous revival, headed by cultural loyalists.

Numerous antibusiness regulations, as well as compulsory unionism, had the perverse effect of hurting employment and discouraging a vigorous revival in business investment for new plants and equipment.

With the rise of Chinese nationalism and the end of the Cultural Revolution, various forms of traditional Chinese art, literature, music, film, fashion and architecture have seen a vigorous revival, and folk and variety art in particular have sparked interest nationally and even worldwide.

In what must be regarded as a late but vigorous revival of the painterly illusionism of antiquity, there is an audacious blending of colours.

I'm thrilled to find it in the throes of a vigorous cultural revival, centred on efforts to restore old mansions, mosques and warehouses – the legacy of the pearl trade, around which the town's life revolved for centuries.

There is reason for Latin Americans to feel sour over the present state of affairs, but politicians and the public alike should think twice before opting for a vigorous populist revival.

The result may have had the ring of vigorous revival after indignities of the World Cup, but this was also an enjoyable muddle of a match.

And so it proves in Tony Cownie's vigorous revival, Lochhead's first mainstage outing since being appointed Scotland's makar, or national poet, earlier this year.

Thanks to DVDs, streaming video, cable channels, and the remarkably vigorous revival-house scene, classic movies are ubiquitous; yet the history of cinema is receding by the moment.

The gesture marked his public service as a savior of the city while deputy mayor under Mayor Abraham D. Beame during the 1970s fiscal crisis, and as a vigorous cheerleader for downtown's revival after the terrorist attacks.

But it remains to be seen whether a vigorous campaign to build awareness for the revival will cut through the clutter of diversions now available to children.