Sentence examples similar to rekindle recognition from inspiring English sources

Interest in mitochondria was greatly rekindled upon recognition of their central role in regulation of cell death.

Recommending his autobiography "Memoirs of a Mangy Lover," Groucho wrote, "If you are in a sexy mood the night you read it, it may stimulate you beyond recognition and rekindle memories that you haven't recalled in years".

The recent economic crisis has rekindled interest in financial history, in recognition of the insights it offers for the analysis of modern financial markets and their fluctuations.

Perhaps it's a bid to rekindle interest in these games, or perhaps it's a recognition of the huge shift in the industry toward free-to-play games.

"Dixie" quickly gained wide recognition and status as a minstrel standard, and it helped rekindle interest in plantation material from other troupes, particularly in the third act.

This realization rekindled his childhood interest in social issues.

Rekindled Romance Photo credit: Lee Brubaker Photography.

Currently in Ethiopia, Ecotourism is expanding around hot springs, and the increasing recognition of the value of this smokeless industry suggests that there will be a rekindling of interest in thermal springs in the near future.

The period between each consecutive monsoon season provides sufficient time to instigate or rekindle citizens' motivations for data contribution by embarking on social programmes for flood preparedness, including campaigns and advertisements for PetaJakarta, community recognition and celebration of citizens who were outstanding in their contributions during the last crowdsensing regime.

Could he rekindle the flame?

Eventually, their hostilities will rekindle.