Sentence examples for it reawakens from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it reawakens a whole crucial debate about authoring.

It reawakens their angry debate about how mutants should comport themselves, and their feelings for the beautiful Mystique herself.

That may strike the political classes as cheesy, but party managers think it reawakens interest among disengaged voters.A second tactic is to take questions from audiences of "real people", rather than from professional interviewers.

And referring to Lochner v. New York, the 1905 Supreme Court decision that summoned a constitutionally protected "right of contract" to block government regulation, he added: "At worst, it reawakens Lochner's pre-New Deal threat of substituting judicial for democratic decision making where ordinary economic regulation is at issue".

When Pandit dispatches Daanish to investigate the mysterious passing of his own daughter – found at the foot of a powerful politician's stairs – it reawakens the detective's numbed instincts, while prompting the audience to wonder what good this pawn's errand is really going to do him.

But when you do -- when your night train slides quietly into Manhattan over the Harlem River, the Deegan and the F.D.R. below, the lights of town caught up in the current -- it reawakens the drama of the place and of your own role within it, however large or small that may be.

"It reawakened all of my desires to make my own films".

Lush and creamy, it reawakened long-dormant feelings, just in time for spring.

The play was a commercial failure but it reawakened people to the great energy and power of Osborne.

"The only Force it reawakened in me is one of even firmer resolution not to go and see this latest diabolical affront to my sophisticated celluloid senses.

Abroad, it reawakened fears of a return to the dark days after Mobutu Sese Seko's ouster in 1997, when militias and foreign armies rampaged across the country.