Sentence examples for revived through from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, however, the controversy about the reality of unobservables was revived through the development of sophisticated antirealist arguments.

Beginning tonight, "The Sneeze" will be revived through July 28 at the Jose Quintero Theater, at 534 West 42nd Street.

Like Lillywhites, these tend to be tired but venerable names, such as Lonsdale and Dunlop, which have been revived through clever marketing.

Philosophy was revived through the development of logic and dialectic and their application to doctrines of the faith in formal exercises, in Augustinian speculation, and in critical reformulation.

And then there was the young man about four years ago who was pulled from a riptide but could not be revived through cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

The team has been revived through some good fortune and some savvy trades, including a deal to acquire Brad Miller and John Salmons from Sacramento in February.

That golden era is what EstCapital SGR, a real estate fund management company based in Padova, Italy, is hoping to revive through its multimillion-dollar investment in several of the Lido's most prestigious assets.

But it is precisely such cooperation that Mr. Tenet will try to revive through a consolidation of the Palestinian security agencies intended to make them more effective in blocking violence against Israel.

Zygospores can survive under harsh conditions without nutrients for long period of time and ready to revive through germination when external nutrients become available.

Indeed opera, with its unabashed emotions, has been a key tool for contemporary artists looking at love – Yinka Shonibare recently restaged La Traviata, while Bill Viola's Tristan und Isolde took the old Wagnerian theme of redemption through love and revived it through high-definition video.

Knight said that when the newborn stopped breathing, she revived her through mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.