| I have just experienced a renascent intrerest in the endless variegation of folk music. |
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| The Proclamation gave both an edge and a target to the newly renascent Illinois Democrats. |
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| Maybe the results were pre-ordained by the intrinsic superiority of a renascent New Zealand. |
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| In 1970, he joined the renascent surrealist group, and has maintained a rigorous, even militant commitment to its principles. |
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| What followed was a chaotic period in which Sparta, Thebes, and a renascent Athens jostled for power, with Persia stirring the pot. |
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| All this started eight centuries ago when renascent Europe unleashed a colonialising campaign to reclaim the holy places. |
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| While half a dozen trips from Lisbon back to Angola since 2003 have given this exile a renascent interest in his roots, this is not quite an ethnic homecoming. |
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| The late nineteenth century now seems as much all age of aristocrats and peasants, of religious revival and renascent monarchies as one of capitalists and imperialists. |
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| The film closes on a George Valentin renascent, tap-dancing into the talkies with his beloved on his arm. |
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| In the meantime, however, the debilitated Mitanni kingdom underwent a series of upheavals abetted by the renascent Assyrian kingdom, which had long been a tributary of the Mitanni. |
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| Cologne is not far from Düsseldorf, the seedbed of renascent German art since 1961, when Joseph Beuys joined the faculty of the Düsseldorf Art Academy and Sigmar Polke met Gerhard Richter. |
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| The clerical hierarchy of the renascent church should repristinate itself through a dedication to pastoral service in imitation of Peter and Paul. |
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