Sentence examples for revisited making from inspiring English sources

As a result, the concept of 'ethnic enclave' needs to be revisited making use of the latest theoretical developments which disassociate this kind of ethnic economy from a territorially limited area.

But "it was de Laboulaye who conceived it and put everything in motion," said Dr. Dillon, co-editor of "The Statue of Liberty Revisited: Making a Universal Symbol" (Smithsonian Institution Press, 1994).

This, the company says, will help its users "instantly bookmark and organize emails they would like to revisit, making important emails accessible from any device and location".

Also notable is Jeremy Irons in his film debut right before The French Lieutenant's Woman and Brideshead Revisited made him a star.

But this is a play that is always worth coming back to, and the fact that it is rising young director Blanche McIntyre who is doing the revisiting makes this a juicy prospect.

"Spring Street" is one of my favorite records ever, and now your revisit makes me love it twice as much.

Targeted support for the voluntary sector in disadvantaged areas would be essential and commissioning processes would be revisited to make sure they give fair access to small as well as large organisations; voluntary as well as private sector.

That same year, in "Public Opinion Does Not Exist," the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu revisited arguments made by Herbert Blumer.

New York City's personal income tax formula should be revisited and made more progressive.

What drinking films did you revisit before making "T.W.E".? The truth of it is that most films centered around pubs are real bummers.

These revisited experiences make no ripples in the pool of a stage life into which they are dropped, recalling the poetic distillation of some Japanese classical dance.