At any moment in the development of the dialogue there are immense, boundless masses of forgotten contextual meanings, but at certain moments of the dialogue's subsequent development along the way they are recalled and invigorated in renewed form (in a new context) (Bakhtin 1986, p. 170).
But as such it offers a useful example to the painters of the Oriental ink and brush works in the other gallery, showing that traditional forms can be invigorated with contemporary subject matter.
Bluegrass and its rustic relatives, both traditional and modern, are almost fashionable, and perhaps now the three ducks lined up will make one of America's great indigenous musical art forms a newly invigorated part of the nation's listening repertory.
Leslee J. Unruh, president of the National Abstinence Clearinghouse, based in Sioux Falls, S.D., says the new federal money, which goes to states in the form of block grants, has invigorated the abstinence movement.
For an artist whose reinvention has stalled somewhat in the last ten years after the resplendent Confessions on a Dance Floor, Rebel Heart sounds like a return to form: a dance record that's both current and invigorated by a good-time bad girl.
If she can create robust incentives to invigorate Openreach in independent form, then, yes, let's get radical and break up BT; it's a big beast and would cope.
Invigorated by Shevchenko's arrival and grateful not to be a lone forward any longer, the Ivorian continued his excellent form by scoring all three of his team's goals last night.
Invigorated by their work on the soundtrack, which is not only a return to the moon but a real return to form for Air, the duo decided to expand it into their seventh album, with the addition of vocal tracks from Au Revoir Simone and Victoria Legrand (from Beach House) that further explore their own visions of space.
He looks utterly invigorated.
