Sentence examples for which revisited from inspiring English sources

I've reviewed Mick Harvey's splendid set here, which revisited his two 90s albums of Serge Gainsbourg covers.

It follows "Failing Kansas," which revisited the murder described in Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood," and "Dennis Cleveland," which took the form of a television talk show.

Beginning with "Loser," which is still his best-known song, through the 1999 album "Midnite Vultures," which revisited early-eighties funk, he has been on a sometimes confusing search for the right voice.

It is brittle and bitter, petty and parochial – where Linklater's, which revisited lovers Jesse and Celine, on hols seven years having finally got together, was good-looking even when things got ugly.

First came "Serial," co-created by Sarah Koenig and Julie Snyder, which revisited the case of Adnan Syed, convicted for the 1999 murder of his high-school classmate and former girlfriend, eighteen-year-old Hae Min Lee.

Arthur Cohn was the producer of "One Day in September," last year's powerful Oscar- and Emmy-winning documentary, which revisited the events in Munich through interviews with Israelis, Germans and Palestinians.

Now, 39 years on, Hardy has released The Wicker Tree, which revisits the territory he explored to such disturbing effect.

A film adaptation of David Nicholls' wildly popular novel, One Day, which revisits two people on the anniversary of the day they met, each year, for 20 years.

That is how the artist Gustav Metzger treats one of them in his installation series Historic Photographs, which revisits some of the most devastating events of the 20th century.

Or, more recently, the success of the Music To Watch Girls Go By series, which revisits the golden age of the crooner.

Ten years in development, the musical, which revisits the 1980's in flophouses and in penthouses, had an evolutionary spin at Vassar in the summer of 1998.