Sentence examples for reawakening from inspiring English sources

What we are witnessing in Scotland is an attitude of "instant gratification" towards the issues that confront the country, but here it's the sign of a culture reawakening.

AFTER a five-year slumber, millions of Britons are reawakening, grouchily, to politics.

Two more MPs left the UNM parliamentary faction last week, reawakening fears about the party's future.Yet there is far more room for agreement between the two factions than their leaders' rhetoric suggests.

The Price of Civilisation: Reawakening American Virtue and Prosperity.

Even as Russians were sharing the skit on social networks, Apple suspended its online store in Russia due to the rouble's volatility.Russia's dawning currency crisis has already produced a rich folklore, reawakening the survival instincts that Russians developed to cope with Soviet-era shortages, the hyperinflation of the early 1990s, and the devaluation of 1998.

Now they are reawakening.

"The natural desire within us all to grow food may just be reawakening," says Wilson.

Soon, reawakening at the British base, Cage chooses a martial mentor: Sergeant Rita Vrataski Emily Bluntt), a commando fighter who was the heroine of the U.D.F.'s one prior military victory on the continent (she's nicknamed the Angel of Verdun, extending a metaphor one generation back).

It was there in the emphasis on fighting crime and reforming welfare, and on reawakening the old-fashioned values of family, community, and work.

They have conferred significant government subsidies on the biggest banks, thus reawakening an unpredictable, bipartisan note of incipient populist rage, which has sounded intermittently in American politics for two centuries.

Still, there is no missing the fact that this was a time of reawakening for the poet — spiritually and also sensually.