Примеры rekindle

• It does this both figuratively (by rekindling interest in it) and literally, by organising concerts, releasing records, distributing those releases and other merchandise.

• For many of them, a chance encounter with traditional music rekindled their interest.

• The human genome project has rekindled the notion that even complex behaviors are gene-influenced.

• For some, an interest in modern sequence was an opportunity to rekindle the passion of their youth.

• Some influential commentators, however, became concerned with what they perceived as impediments to creative progress and accordingly rekindled the debate.

• In both these films, time spent in a rural environment seems to have reminded or rekindled long dead feelings of decency and responsibility on the part of their villainous protagonists.

• This article suggests that what is needed to rekindle in students a passion for literature is to transform the approach to classes and break down the barriers between disciplines.

• But overall this volume has some real insights to offer, and will rekindle interest in an issue which remains absolutely central to the enlightenment as a whole.

• Human solidarity and interconnection has, for example, increasingly been accompanied by rekindling of the forces of local identities and religious extremism.

• The methodologists of the 1960s sanitised the operations of making, stripping them of their culture and leaving it hard to rekindle theory's intimate relationship to practice.

• In this way, funds for pre-electoral spending were provided without rekindling inflation, at the same time as key political allies were channelled covert rewards for their continuing support.

• Home industry promoters hoped that in rekindling them they could promote a parallel revival of the rural family, buttressing rural home life, and upholding the home as women's space.

• Then perhaps we shall rekindle the spirit that still flickers in the minds of those who choose to work for the sick—the spirit of service.

• Public concern is rekindled whenever a fatal accident inquiry takes place and interest is reawakened when the report of the inquiry is published.

• The situation in the south-east is also rekindling a nationalism that is clearly and sometimes violently opposed to democratic aspirations.