Sentence examples for has brought again from inspiring English sources

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.

Perhaps that's the best way to truth: If we can reach out to our opponents; if we can temper our hatred, anger and the perennial "us v them" mentality inherent in us all, which has poisoned debate for centuries and which has brought humanity, again and again, to war.

Synthetic Biology (SynBio) has brought up again questions on the environmental fate of microorganisms carrying genetic modifications.

He has brought that back again.

The Fall has brought them together again.

At the conclusion of the story, we find that a terrible car accident (which took place at the end of the previous tale) has brought them together again.

The first version of this story is the one that we worry about, and a new BBC documentary has brought it up again.

So if it was commerce that broke the Z-Boys apart, then it is art that has brought them together again.

A set of upcoming political fundraisers has brought up once again a question often asked by good government groups: Just how tainted do donors have to be before politicians stop taking their money?

I think the play has brought up those questions again for Katie and me, not least because this story is about where we're from".

The dispute meant that less than six months after the fiscal throwdown that left the government at the precipice of a shutdown last spring, Congress has brought the nation there again.