Sentence examples for renewed form from inspiring English sources
After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Ingrao had welcomed the end of the Soviet Union, and thought it should open new possibilities for a renewed form of communism.
It then considers the possible contributions of a renewed form of ergonomics – including cultural factors, diversity, enjoyment – as well as the challenges to be met – globalization, safety and pluridisciplinarity; all culminating to form a complex and interesting field.
Yet the development of new kinds of interdisciplinary insights into nature society relations risks a renewed form of philosophical naturalism within which the epistemological tensions between bio-physical and social domains become blurred.
It is a canard that resonates not just in European history, where the deadly consequences of anti-Semitic conspiracies are well-known, but throughout American history, and its renewed form draws on a long tradition of American anti-Semitism.
After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Ingrao had welcomed the end of the Soviet Union, and thought it should open new possibilities for a renewed form of communism.
That was a tribute to the renewed form of Gigi Buffon but also the manager, whose faith in Leonardo Bonucci and Andrea Barzagli at centre-back was such that he was prepared to even ask Chiellini to play out on the left.
Today, nonstate communities and jurisdictions both below and above the state level are once again becoming important sources of rights, allegiance, and status, thereby constituting renewed forms of multilevel citizenship.
"If one likes to think in modes of cycles, painting could also face these challenges from renewed forms of institutional critique and practices that focus on public and global art," Kröner says.
Although melanomas showed heterogeneity with regard to ALDH, both ALDH+ and ALDH− cells could self-renew, form clones in vitro and generate tumours that could be passaged in vivo.
Franz Liszt renewed the form chromatically and psychologically: his Bach Variations entitle the player to "weep, lament, worry and despair" until the concluding chorale redeems the listener, and himself.
In the renewed idiom, form and colour were blended in a synthesis in which light dominated so as to express a richly fantastic and visionary spirit.
