Sentence examples for rediscovered classic from inspiring English sources

Finally, a rediscovered classic and some last words.

This recently rediscovered classic, first published in 1897, is an anecdotal guide for the perplexed new investigator as well as a refreshing resource for the old pro.

This has meant a scaling down of some dreams, accepting that the most popular dish at Amuse Bouche would not be a rediscovered classic from the annals of Auguste Escoffier, but rather meatloaf.

When I saw it again in London last week, the print itself was worn, speckling the images with lines and scratches, and reinforcing the weird sense that we were watching   a rediscovered classic.

Ida, which pulls off the remarkable trick of looking as if it was made when it was set – the early 60s – feels more like a restored and rediscovered classic than a new movie.

I don't mean to be cynical (transparent lie), but am I alone in thinking John Williams' rediscovered classic Stoner wasn't really, well, that classic?

We have published early work by such distinguished authors as Paul Krugman and Patricia Churchland and rediscovered classics by Umberto Eco, Nadar, and Santiago Ramón y Cajal.

These newly rediscovered classics feature some of the best writing in our store, and they seem somehow more exciting for their having once been forgotten.

Hurston, a Harlem Renaissance-era writer, was plucked from decades of obscurity in the 1970's and her novels embraced as rediscovered classics because of her rich depictions of black life and the struggles of women.

This year's New York Jewish Film Festival, at Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Jewish Museum, offers rediscovered classics, such as Edgar G. Ulmer's Transylvanian shocker "The Black Cat," starring Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff, alongside such recent treasures as Josh and Benny Safdie's "Daddy Longlegs" and the Israeli director Nadav Lapid's drama "Policeman".

Plus rediscovered classics such as A Farewell to Arms and Mrs. Dalloway.