Sentence examples for are rediscovered from inspiring English sources
verb
To discover again; especially something previously lost or forgotten.
- She rediscovered her faith in religion.
As the harbor is reborn, its charms are rediscovered.
It's a poem in which the satisfactions of belief are rediscovered and converted into a language that appeals on many levels, sacred and profane.
(Isherwood) 'ALMOST HEAVEN: SONGS OF JOHN DENVER' Almost 30 of John Denver's songs are "rediscovered and reinvented," as the show's publicity material says, but not generally improved upon.
If, in fact, the canisters are rediscovered a few hundred years or a few thousand years from now, we can imagine our descendants' reaction at having been left such a nasty surprise.
(Brantley) Last Chance 'ALMOST HEAVEN: SONGS OF JOHN DENVER' Almost 30 of John Denver's songs are "rediscovered and reinvented," as the show's publicity material says, though not generally improved upon.
(Isherwood) Off Broadway 'ALMOST HEAVEN: SONGS OF JOHN DENVER' Almost 30 of John Denver's songs are "rediscovered and reinvented," as the show's publicity material says, but not generally improved upon.
Syrians are rediscovering political activity.
Austrians are rediscovering Habsburg friendships.
Suddenly, investors are rediscovering political risk.
England are rediscovering their dark side.
New Yorkers are rediscovering the manhattan.
