Sentence examples for revitalized interest from inspiring English sources

The folk revival of the late 1960s revitalized interest in the Original Carter Family, and Carter performed at the Newport Folk Festivals of 1963 and 1967.

But her career path was diverted by the defection of Rudolf Nureyev, who joined the Royal Ballet and whose pairing with Fonteyn postponed Fonteyn's expected retirement and revitalized interest in her career.

As understanding of apoE as a structural component of circulating plasma lipoproteins has evolved, exciting developments in neurobiology have revitalized interest in apoE.

Finally, recent advances in our knowledge of the attachment (G) glycoprotein and its interaction with cell-surface receptors have revitalized interest in this molecule as a vaccine, as well as its role in hRSV immunobiology.

Copeland's sizable transaction revitalized interest in the sports memorabilia collection market.

Classical guitarist Jason Vieaux's new recording PLAY is not only like pop iTunes, it is part of the revitalized interest in the classical guitar.

He organized numerous fencing exhibitions, displays, and lectures, which helped to revitalize interest in the sport in England at the end of the 19th century.

The United States Chamber of Commerce, which represents three million businesses, is hoping this "Faces of Lawsuit Abuse" ad campaign, from its Institute for Legal Reform, can revitalize interest in restricting litigation.

Surely no one can deny that the PSP has a terrific screen, so maybe this phone can help revitalize interest in the system.

Chances are the beta will occur towards the end of 2007 as the Guerilla team works feverishly on completing the "killer app" that could revitalize interest in a dying PS3.

Debates still ensue among cola aficionados over whether Coke orchestrated the change in order to make its flagship drink taste more like Pepsi, to mask the substitution of one kind of sugar for another, or to revitalize interest in and demand for traditional Coke.