Sentence examples for creative revival from inspiring English sources

"The Dark Knight Returns" led to a creative revival for Batman that paved the way to the film franchise.

The optimist's view is that if hard times are coming again, they could at least foster creative revival.

With fallen prices and available real estate from the economic downturn, the heart of city center Dublin is experiencing a creative revival.

Instead, the Aborigines started painting, and became part of a creative revival that has reshaped Australian art and drawn record crowds at exhibitions abroad.

This is what creative revival is all about, all great choreographers understand it, and part of their success is that audiences hardly notice it.

That prompted his remarkable creative revival over the last five years, over the albums 22 Dreams, Wake Up the Nation and Sonik Kicks.

We strive to produce creative musical revivals that will excite those involved as well as the university-wide audience that attends our productions.

As with other creative fields, the cinematic revival got some unexpected help from the financial crisis.

The recession nearly halted work on the 34-acre site, which has been promoted as a mixed-use community for Nashville's creative class and a revival of a once-neglected section of this city of 600,000.

After a revival of creative inspiration at Mantua he completed his tragedy Galealto, retitled Re Torrismondo (1587)—he relapsed into his usual inquietude and fled from Mantua, wandering mainly between Rome and Naples, where he composed his religious poems Monte oliveto (1605; "Mount of Olives") and Le sette giornate del mondo creato (1607; "The Seven Days of Creation").

Karl Lagerfeld was the creative mastermind behind the revival of Chanel, arguably one of the most powerful fashion houses in the fashion industry.