Sentence examples for work was revived from inspiring English sources

It was not until the 19th century that interest in his work was revived.

Pierced work was revived in certain rare pieces inspired by jade; the use of piercing that was filled with glaze was derived from Persian Gombroon ware.

I was lucky enough to see Ishmael Houston-Jones's "Them" when the 1986 work was revived at Performance Space 122 in October.

877), whose work was revived in the 12th and 13th centuries, suggests not only a kinship of themes between this Kabbalistic current and Latin-language Christian Neoplatonism but also a concrete influence of the latter upon the former.

Guillem said, when the work was revived for the Royal Ballet in 1992, with her and Hilaire once again dancing the central duet:"I think of nothing while I am doing In the Middle, except the steps.

But the essence of his work was revived today as Facebook announced the launch of the Public Feed API and Keyword Insights API, and gave access to BuzzFeed, CNN, NBC's Today Show, BSkyB, Slate, and analytics firm Mass Relevance.

But more often than not, they embody a dismal failure of the imagination, telling you absolutely nothing you don't know already about the work being revived.

I don't really know what to expect from the work being revived and made in his honour, but it seems as if it will be really interesting.

Mr. Pinter said several years ago that he would not write any more plays, but his work is revived so often that his assertion seems almost beside the point.

Study of his works was revived by Chinese reformers around the beginning of the 20th century.

October 7, 1619 Hengyang, China February 18 , 1692Hengyang, China Wang Fuzhi, Wade-Giles romanization Wang Fu-chih (born Oct. 7, 1619, Hengyang, Hunan province, China died Feb. 18, 1692, Hengyang) Chinese nationalistic philosopher, historian, and poet in the early years of the Qing dynasty (1644 1911), whose works were revived by Chinese nationalists in the middle of the 19th century.