Sentence examples similar to revitalized emphasis from inspiring English sources
It reminds us too that for all the many literary influences he has absorbed, McInerney's contribution — and it is a major one — is to have revitalized the Irish Catholic expiatory tradition of F. Scott Fitzgerald and John O'Hara, with its emphasis not only on guilt but also on shame: on sins committed and never quite expunged, always in open view of the sorrowing punitive clan.
President Obama is putting a new emphasis on revitalizing U.S. cities with a coordinated effort that involves stimulus funding and getting multiple agencies to work together to improve schools, housing and neighborhoods.
To many observers, both within the horror fan community and without, this latest emphasis on revitalizing properties with strong brand-name recognition is an annoying prospect, considering how little removed we are from the last time the trend was in full swing.
"They will be revitalized".
"It revitalized downtown".
Thus the CCP revitalized itself.
"Everything is always being revitalized.
But a stable, revitalized euro could.
Joachim revitalized every aspect of medieval millennialism.
