Sentence examples for vigorously revived from inspiring English sources
Its first album vigorously revived older songs chosen equally for symbolism and musical gusto.
The Glyndebourne season has opened strongly with a vigorously revived "Don Giovanni" and a new production of Gluck's "Iphigénie en Aulide" that mounts in power, following the curve of the work.
But the conservative majority of the Court in the 1930s, overtly hostile and contemptuous of the New Deal, vigorously revived it, thwarting early attempts to bring economic order and reform.
In Southern California, leaders such as Fariborz Shahzadi are vigorously reviving the religious commitment.
Beijing has vigorously tried to revive economic growth for more than two years by pouring money into huge infrastructure projects.
To some protesters, however, the new name revived long-simmering tensions over how vigorously the left is willing to protest Democrats if it fears that the protests could end up helping Republicans.
IRC vigorously defends its work, however, and the dispute has clearly revived a battle among academics who previously tussled over counting war-related deaths in Iraq.
Revived, the spectator left.
Their friendship eventually revived.
She found herself revived.
