Sentence examples for need of revival from inspiring English sources

It is hard to believe that the music of the composer William Schuman, once generously represented on American orchestral programs, is in need of revival.

Either way, they will serve as incitements to future projects - whether as lost possibilities in need of revival or missed opportunities in need of correction.

That is perhaps the Weisgall opera most urgently in need of revival and reassessment, but my personal favorite is its successor, "Jenny, or the Hundred Nights" (1976), after Mishima.

Of all the Christmas Victorian writers, though, the one I read with most pleasure, and who seemed to me most in need of revival, is the most unknown: Benjamin Farjeon, one of the really singular characters of nineteenth-century English literature.

The Sunday Pictorial had been left behind by these developments, though it was as much in need of a revival as the Mirror.

By providing these young people a clear path to permanent residency, we would offer a jolt of promise for a country in need of economic revival.

It also shows that in the era of consumerism and commercialisation of healthcare, the community in resource-poor settings does project a need for revival of the 'family doctor' concept where personal involvement of the doctor can be nurtured.

Related to the affected population's need for revival of livelihoods, shelter and agriculture... Laos and UNICEF launch nutrition supplement initiative for young children "The damaging effects of micronutrient deficiency are well-known," said Laila Ismail-Khan, UNICEF Representative to Lao PDR.

For a long time we had felt a bit stale; it felt like it needed a bit of revival.

Johnston felt the need of a little revival.

The male perm, he believed, was a shamefully neglected hairstyle in dire need of respect — and revival.