Sentence examples for is revival from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of reviving, or the state of being revived
But one key feature of fashion is revival: a tendency for old trends to become popular again.
This year's theme is revival — of the city and of the parade, which needed a fund-raising campaign for the show to go on.
The parade's theme this year — being billed as the 40th anniversary, although the parade began in 1974 — is revival, and it refers not just to the restoration of the attic-dusty puppets.
In either event, human nature being what it is, revival will come.
This is revival of the old view that bacteria are primitive organisms that populated the planet much before all others (a sequel of Heckel monera).
After their deaths their names and reputations faded, but now it's revival time.
* All musicals are revivals.
All these shows are revivals.
There also were revivals of Aristotelian and Pythagorean studies in this period.
But since musicals are not really musicals anymore, why should revivals be revivals?
