Sentence examples for revived revised from inspiring English sources

Not only has the menu expanded to include ingredients and dishes from all over the world, but the traditional husmanskost, or old-fashioned home cooking, has been revived, revised and turned into a fine cuisine of its own.

An intellectually fervent, fiercely independent maverick, he revived and revised a panoply of outré realist styles to comment on pressing contemporary issues, especially the environment and AIDS.

In Liz Lochhead's play Blood and Ice (first seen in 1982 and much revived and revised since), Mary Shelley looks back at 1816 from a position of financially precarious widowhood.

Twenty years later, Kaplow and Shavell [2001] revived and revised Posner's claim.

In the last part of the 5th century, Diogenes of Apollonia (active after 440 BCE) revived and revised the Milesian system of cosmology, claiming that "all the things that are are alterations from the same thing and are the same thing" (64B2); he identified this single basic substance with air, like Anaximenes more than a century before (Graham 2006, Laks 2008, 2008a).

The Clinton campaign has revived and revised it, using updated iOS software that allows users to sync their Facebook contacts' details with their iPhone contacts.

In a time — the 1980s and '90s — when some artists re-embraced representational painting and others tackled thorny political topics, Moore did both, and with unusual flair, reviving and revising a panoply of outré realist styles in luminous allegorical canvases that comment on, and link, environmental degradation and the tragedy of AIDS.

Such a change could also be made by reviving and revising the democratic first draft of the 1979 Constitution, in which the elected president, not the clergy, was the head of the state.