Sentence examples for revived image from inspiring English sources

Another was to project a revived image of US power in the Middle East and the Gulf.

For South Africa, it was a special kind of nightmare, since it revived images of massacres by the state in the old apartheid era, with one brutal difference – this time it was predominantly black policemen, with black senior officers working for black politicians, who were doing the shooting.

We can yearn to revive images of old selves and try to slow down the changes we see.

During the Great Depression, regionalist painters like Grant Wood and John Stueart Curry revived the image of the American landscape as an emblem of national identity.

But her imprisonment and hunger strike have revived her image as a resistance princess and discredited Mr Yanukovych, not just with the EU but with many of his erstwhile supporters.The power and no gloryWhat explains Mr Yanukovych's counterproductive persecution of Ms Tymoshenko?

The United States had not informed the Pakistani government before launching the raid, which took place before dawn local time on May 2. The killing of bin Laden, who was behind the September 11 , 2001 attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, sent Americans into the street in late-night celebrations and revived the image of a country that would find its enemies - even if it took a decade.

The image on the tapes dampened civic pride in a city that has been hailing its own renaissance, and revived old images of a tough city where police behavior had to be federally monitored.

Both Lincoln and Cadillac are desperately trying to find new ways to revive their image.

"It took a long time to revive the image of Darjeeling".

Satisfries is the latest gambit by Burger King to revive its image after a series of ownership changes in recent years.

It could undermine the Tories' attempt to portray themselves as the "party of working people" and revive their image as the "party of the rich".