Sentence examples for revived content from inspiring English sources

Pop Art revived content in art, but only by reflexively turning that content in on itself to critically mirror the modes of production, commodification, and promotion that had in a few decades wholly revolutionized the texture and functions of everyday Western life.

If we could have exhumed Richard J. Daley, the iconic big-city mayor, and taken him to a plumbers union basement on the near West Side last week, he would have been revived and content.

The old nickname had been largely forgotten, but the newspapers have revived it as a reaction to the content of Ed Miliband's conference speech.

Murdoch's current focus is not just on content, as last week he also revived his pan-European pay-TV ambitions with a $14bn plan to create Sky Europe.

My RSS feed was resurrecting old-content this past Friday, but it very fortuitously revived this Moe Tkacik piece that is hilariously relevant to the discussion.

Not content to revive an obsolete medium, the roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro has used body scans and motion capture to fashion an android replica of a well-known Japanese storyteller.

His business survived him only to close during World War II before being revived in 1956 by Reynold Eunson, who bought the workshop and its contents, including Kirkness's design templates, and rehired some of his employees.

American Heritage, the history magazine recently revived under new ownership, is gamely plowing ahead under the old-media dynamic — trying to combine editorial content with print advertising.

Revived, the spectator left.

Will it be revived?

The language revived remarkably.