Sentence examples for renaissance in popularity from inspiring English sources

Another Manchester United new boy, Morgan Schneiderlin, has also seen a big increase to rank inside the top 50, as has Tottenham striker Harry Kane, while Zlatan Ibrahimovic is enjoying a renaissance in popularity.

A late renaissance in popularity of ships between battleships and cruisers in size occurred on the eve of World War II.

A Google Trends search for Adidas track pants indicates increased consumer interest in the pants in the past couple of years (a representative for Adidas told me the company doesn't share sales figures), but a trip to any en vogue rap or electronic show will provide all the evidence you need for the $50 pants' renaissance in popularity.

By the time European artists arrived in the Americas in large numbers, Mannerism, a style characterized by artificiality and a self-conscious cultivation of elegance, had usurped the Renaissance style in popularity.

A renaissance in the popularity of home baking has made up for some of the shortfall.

Sega's Virtua Cop, released in arcades in 1994, broke new ground, popularized the use of 3D polygons in shooter games, and led to a "Renaissance" in the popularity of arcade gun games.

Maths and physics are enjoying something of a renaissance in terms of popularity among A-level students.

David Montgomery is one of those people who care deeply about the game, and his role in what I regard as the renaissance of this sport, the surge in popularity, is really huge".

Galen's texts wouldn't be challenged for anatomical supremacy until the Renaissance, when human dissections — often in public — surged in popularity.

As with most 'resurgences' the most likely truth is that it never went away, and the return is instead down to a spike in popularity as opposed to a full renaissance.

As with most 'resurgences' the most likely truth is that it never went away, and the return is instead down to a spike in popularity as opposed to a full-on renaissance.