Sentence examples for return of something from inspiring English sources

The result was the unexpected return of something people only now realised they missed.

Older generations will simply be pleased to see the return of something they probably feared was extinct.

I think Freud said, in his essay on the uncanny, that what produced that emotion was the return of something that you had repressed.

Vocally, there's also a happy sense of the return of something of the ensemble strength that was once such a Coliseum hallmark.

Unlike a straight faint, the literary swoon is never just a medical matter – it's often the product of overwhelming feeling or the return of something repressed.

"For whatever reason," Mr. Thomas said, "whether it's the return of something that was part of our lifestyle in the past, or simply related to the economy, multigenerational living is definitely taking place".

One Democrat, Senator Frank Madla of San Antonio, is reported to have said that he might vote to bring up the bill if the legislature, in return, approves of something he yearns for a bill allowing sales of wine on the internet, an idea the beer-and-liquor boys have bottled up for years.

I started to think about how simple this idea of a return to something outside of live-as-experienced was, and how it breaks down as soon as you start to think about it.

When the American sale of arms to Iran first became public knowledge last November, it was sharply criticized as a deal for the return of hostages, something the President had vowed he would not make.

The change would allow an individual to enter into a contract with an IRS-approved entity, whereby the individual agrees to forgo a future fraction of his or her earnings (say, adjusted gross income) in return for something of perceived value.

Another possibility: the rise of regional hegemons in a return to something reminiscent of the international system that operated before modern empires took shape.