Sentence examples for own renaissance from inspiring English sources

I think world music is actually going through its own renaissance".

In the early 1980s, however, Tibetan publishing in China experienced its own renaissance.

It is my belief that the library has the capacity to enjoy its own renaissance.

This part of this street, it seems, is still waiting for its own renaissance.

In return, the Jacquemart-André will be obliged to lend its own Renaissance masterpieces for an exhibition in Italy.

Branagh, who ran his own Renaissance Theatre Company between 1988 and 1992, said the venture was a gamble – and one he hoped to repeat in the future.

Soon, the couple were weaving their own Renaissance-inspired tunes.

Manchester city centre was in the midst of its own millennial renaissance after the IRA bomb of 1996.

Since the early 1980's, the center has experienced its own little renaissance, attracting those interested in art, culture and concerts.

It would also be a knife at the heart of the Arab revolution, depriving Libyans and the people of the region of ownership of their own political renaissance.

Last year he was appointed principal conductor of the Orchestra of St . Lukes, an ensemble undergoing its own musical renaissance with the construction of an impressive rehearsal and performance space, the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, in Midtown Manhattan.