Sentence examples for work reinvigorated from inspiring English sources

Smith used the body as a metaphor for the passions and tribulations of existence, and her work reinvigorated the tradition of expressionist and emotive figural sculpture.

Some of the most interesting works reinvigorate the tradition of the sampler, a piece of embroidery that offers a religious or moral saying.

And yet their unfinished work is reinvigorated today in #BlackLivesMatters.

Monarchos had company as Nick Zito breezed A P Valentine in an impressive work that reinvigorated both trainer and horse.

The work has reinvigorated me and reaffirmed my commitment to teaching.

AS Barack Obama works to reinvigorate America's standing in the world, foreign aid will be one of his most precise tools of statecraft.

Its members helped invent the hybrid genre back in the 1940s, when Chico O'Farrill came to New York from Havana, and in recent years they have worked to reinvigorate the music despite barriers in both Cuba and the United States.

Cleopatra's father, Ptolemy XII, though harried by civil turmoil, worked to reinvigorate fading intellectual life in the great scholarly city of Alexandria, a cause which his daughter, uncommonly well educated even for a woman from a royal household, carried on when she ascended the throne in 51 B.C. for what could have been an enlightened reign.

Over the past year Instagram has been working to reinvigorate the Explore tab, which is the app's place for showing you personalized content.

The result is a reinvigorated Riley working for a better tomorrow, trying to see beyond the inexperience and mediocrity that surround him.

Speaking over the weekend at the Marrakech film festival, where he was acting as jury president, the Oscar-winning director also revealed he had been reinvigorated by working with Leonardo DiCaprio on their series of five films.