Sentence examples for going through a revival from inspiring English sources

You're evidently going through a revival.

Independent oil companies are going through a revival in the US at the moment.

Vulgarized in movies and lowly café performances, Eastern dance is going through a revival of sorts, of which the Tunisian-born dancer Leila Haddad is a prime example.

American religion may well be going through a revival that some scholars say is comparable to the "great awakenings" of the past in its importance.

"We don't have anything to be angry about any more, and so we're going through a revival of sentimentality, a return to the home and the family unit".

Today, the soap is going through a revival, helped by the build-up to the second wedding of the popular characters Ricky and Bianca as well as the Archie Mitchell whodunnit.

"With the decline of socialism, you have seen anarchism go through a revival as an easy way to oppose global capitalism," said Paul Avrich, a leading historian of anarchism who teaches at Queens College in New York.

The Nri Kingdom is going through a cultural revival.

I had been going through a Cure revival.

After many years of decline, the Sheffield economy is going through a strong revival.

"She called going through this process — my revival of spirit.