Sentence examples for revived of from inspiring English sources

It was revived, of course, but the taboo on work from the era has remained.

But their idea has been revived of late, with little rancor.

(But he evokes, too, the Florentine Renaissance ideal, which Cubism revived, of disegno, in which drawing and design were regarded as simultaneous and inseparable).

Although Stoppard bridles at Hapgood being categorised as a flop – it ran for six months in the West End and made a profit for the producer, Michael Codron – it is the least prized and revived of his major works.

Clearly, Terry Wogan is a special case, but the departure of the breakfast show presenter from any of the BBC's national networks excites a fair amount of interest, not least because memories are revived of Radio 1's night of the long knives in 1993, when the new controller Matthew Bannister set about a cull of the station's Smashies and Nicies.

The most financially successful and frequently revived of the three film versions.

You know, for the flanking and the reviving of buddies and stuff.

The proposed immune strategy can not only eliminate the polluted clusters and indices effectively but also prevent the reviving of the old pollution.

The Brexiters play carelessly with the inflaming of passions and the reviving of old prejudices.

How would you evaluate your role in the reviving of the Democratic Party two decades ago?

So the attitude of the revived Russia of today should not come as a surprise.