Sentence examples for bring again to from inspiring English sources
The former was sometimes regarded as the most Hegelian thinker of the mid-20th century because he sought to bring again to the fore Hegel's dialectic, understood in a new anti-intellectualistic sense, as a method for the solution of contemporary social problems.
The abrasive spirit that Lanzmann brought to his film and brings again to his autobiography — the casual disdain for superficial courtesies, the sometimes brazen confessions — appears to derive from a peculiar mix of French experiences, beginning with the wartime Resistance.
Fortunately, John Lewis Gaddis, a distinguished professor of history and strategy at Yale, has brought again to life the dilemmas and aspirations of those pivotal decades of the mid-20th century.
Mortality on day 28 was 30% (three deaths), in all patients the PC plasma levels were brought again to the physiological values.
In Nigeria, land reclaimed from desertification by multiple shelterbelts had to be brought again into agricultural use under conditions of hot dry winds.
With near life-size figures sleeping on nests of broken stones, they bring performance again to mind.
A decision announced by the Camden County prosecutor's office yesterday could bring freedom, again, to Thomas Trantino, who was convicted of killing two police officers in 1963.
There are plenty of laws in the United States that we're a little ashamed to bring up again to repeal.
The definition of rally means "to bring together again; to recover or cause to recover in health, spirits or poise; to ally".
Gratefully, this brings us again to Miss Hepburn.
Which brings us again to UK Athletics' relationship with the legendary American coach.
