Sentence examples for reinvigorated doubts from inspiring English sources
The lay-offs immediately reinvigorated doubts about Grantland, which had developed a loyal but relatively small following for its in-depth writing, commitment to quirkiness and talent, and wide range: film, television, music in their own rights and nearly every sport played in the US and abroad.
There is no doubt that Pope Francis has reinvigorated the Catholic Church.
TWO YEARS LATER, Flew's doubts have disappeared, and the philosopher has a reinvigorated faith in his theistic friends.
Kerouac and Salinger reinvigorated first-person narrative while writers like Updike and Yates explored spiritual doubt in suburbia.
McQuivey predicts tens of millions of smartwatches will have been sold by the end of 2016 and maybe hundreds of millions by the end of 2018, but he doubts that the products will prove as popular as the iPad, which reinvigorated a moribund market for tablet computers.
It should remove any doubt that discrimination still exists and shows that the nation's fastest growing voter segment needs a reinvigorated Voting Rights Act.
Sharapova returned looking reinvigorated.
It also reinvigorated her.
The UN was (briefly) reinvigorated.
But 9/11 reinvigorated him".
