Sentence examples for revive the interest from inspiring English sources

The Premier League offers up Manchester City, who are reluctant to revive the interest that flared two-and-a-half years ago, and Chelsea.

The rediscovery of this exuberant, engaging but profoundly spiritual painter has been a long process, and this exhibition is well-timed to revive the interest he richly deserves as the 400th anniversary of his death approaches.

The investigation of proatherogenic role of LDL-CIC has started long ago, and it seems relevant to look into historical perspective to revive the interest in this topic.

Now, with Woods's career revived, the interest in golf has spiked again and there is more payoff on backing Woods because of his inconsistent form and the emergence of other stars to challenge him.

Among them, the Redlich Kwong (RK) proposal was a marked contribution into reviving the interest in vdW-type EOS.

The advent of combinatorial chemistry has also revived the interest in heterocyclic rings and their conformation [3].

"That revived the interest in the origin of our organ systems.

The advent of combinatorial chemistry has revived the interest in five-membered heterocyclic rings as scaffolds in pharmaceutical research.

Progress in cell type reprogramming has revived the interest in Waddington's concept of the epigenetic landscape.

Transplantation of cells and tissues to the mammalian brain and CNS has revived the interest in the immunological status of brain and its response to grafted tissue.

That is the reason why it has revived the interest of the practitioners and has been applied during the restoration of the church of Notre-Dame de Vevey in 2009.