Sentence examples similar to absolute revival from inspiring English sources
His admirers include leftists who want a revival of absolute government control of society.
Swamp, which he reworked for its revival, requires the absolute precision Rambert's dancers give it.
Its latest Van Manen revival, "Grosse Fugue," is an absolute knock‐out, and the company looks as handsome as ever.
She made her last stage appearance at the National in 1995 in Anthony Page's blistering revival of Rodney Ackland's Absolute Hell (she had also appeared in the television version) with Judi Dench, another great friend.
The policy that Beijing is attempting to carry out in Tibet is quite clear: a limited revival of religious freedom, combined with an absolute ban on pro-independence activities, which are viewed as treason.
This was not in fact continuity, but a studied revival of practices that lapsed with the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932.
But the real pleasure of Roxana Silbert's modern-dress RSC revival and Mark Ravenhill's slimmed-down translation lies in the absolute clarity with which they put Brecht's masterpiece before us.
"La Nausée [Nausea], an absolute masterpiece, remains young and full of life," he said, predicting a revival for Sartre's novels to parallel a similar recent resurrection of Sartre's plays in Paris and Berlin.
These gifts make life more bearable, but they fall short of the gifts of absolute conviction and secure dwelling identified with traditional experiences of conversion or revival" (6).
In both models we observed a revival of B lymphopoiesis after depletion, as reflected by both frequencies and absolute numbers of pro-, pre- and immature B cells in the BM of the old-treated mice.
