Sentence examples for resurgence from from inspiring English sources

Credit the Suns' resurgence from 3-point range, and the boldness of their bench.

The Thunder enjoyed a resurgence from James Harden, who scored 21 points off the bench.

Such juxtapositions differentiate the Rhodes resurgence from warmed-over fusion and watered-down "smooth jazz".

If there was the expected resurgence from Celtic after the interval, it tended to lack subtlety.

But rather than spark a resurgence from the Spurs, it only served to awaken Los Angeles, particularly Bryant.

Confidence surveys of manufacturers have also shown a resurgence from the deepest recession since the second world war.

The body's revival comes alongside a slew of other unlikely resurgences, from jumpsuits and ponchos to dungarees and flares.

Declining American wage growth in the '70s resulted mainly from our allies' competitive resurgence, not from rightward politics.

So does the timing of his resurgence subtract from his accomplishment?

Its resurgence dates from the end of the 19th century, when the island came under British administration.

Faraone wrote that Mein Kampf's recent resurgence came from the release of a 99 cent digital version last year.