Sentence examples for was being rediscovered from inspiring English sources

By the time he died, in 1969, his earlier work was being rediscovered.

These paintings remind you that Guttuso painted at the time when Caravaggio was being rediscovered.

During the nineteen-seventies, when "Their Eyes Were Watching God" was being rediscovered with high excitement, Janie Crawford was granted the status of "earliest . . .

All of this should make her one of literature's worst-kept secrets, yet when she was declared winner of the Man Booker International Prize five days ago, it seemed as if she was being rediscovered.

I imagined her to be quite strait-laced, and used to wonder if she was, because the Radiophonic Workshop music was so mental.' Derbyshire died last year, aged 64, just as she was being rediscovered by a new generation of practitioner-fans: the Chemical Brothers, Aphex Twin, Sonic Boom, Bobby Bird.

Mr. O'Keefe, who was mayor from 1973 to 1981, when Ohr was being rediscovered, gave the museum its first $1 million and raised $6 million more -- including $2 million from the state and $1 million from the city, which donated the property, worth $3.5 million -- toward an expected total of $12 million.

Lately, however, his work is being rediscovered.

Could this mean that the band is being rediscovered?

Meanwhile, Kipling's Englishness, or "albinism", is being rediscovered.

"Now it is virtually all commercial cargo .Throughout the Caspian, old trade routes are being rediscovered.

Today, the somethings the artist has produced during his half-century career are being rediscovered.