The closest contenders were probably Friendly Fires, whose songs are wonderfully overstuffed with reshuffled and reinvigorated ideas from the 1970s and '80s — postpunk guitars, funk beats, singalong choruses, worldbeat percussion — and School of Seven Bells, merging dance beats, throbbing meditative drones, guitar distortion and blissed-out harmony vocals by twin sisters.
It would be a huge stretch to suggest that by marrying for love rather than duty William has reinvigorated that idea, just as it would be to believe that Kate Middleton represents anything other than a tiny gilded minority in Britain.
At its best, however, the imagery cleanses and reinvigorates the ideas in play: a sequence in a headstone-filled forest seems to touch on the defeat of human agency by nature threatened in the Baba Yaga story, when the sight of a pensioner picking mushrooms amid the graves turns things on their head.
Speaking purely as a reader of poetry, one could not say that this poem follows Ezra Pound's injunction to "make it new," that is, poetry moves us, or is most effective when language and form work together to reinvigorate worn ideas or have us see the world around us anew.
The decision by Rabobank — one of the world's most highly rated banks — to issue contingent capital securities could reinvigorate the idea.
In an interview, Mr. Gingrich, who has said he will decide later this year whether to run himself in 2008, said his goal was to "reinvigorate the idea of policy discussions as part of the political process".
One option often raised is a universal basic income, which would rewrite the relationship between employees and employers, give people confidence and flexibility, and reinvigorate the idea that we are all in this together.
Their work investigates and reinvigorates the idea and space of "the commons" through language, sound, and movement.
The recent surge of immunotherapies with so-called checkpoint blockers (i.e. antibodies that neutralize the breaks that usually restrains the immune response) reinvigorates the idea that it is sufficient to unleash the forces of the immune system to obtain significant therapeutic benefit [ 1, 5].
Curb Your Enthusiasm has been rightly applauded over the years for doing many things: it reinvigorated the whole idea of what a sitcom could be.
"Here came this woman who reinvigorated us with the idea that a Latina can have a lot to contribute, not just to their own group, but to the entire American society".
