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Meanings of Renascence in English
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Examples for "rebirth"
Examples for "rebirth"
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And often the story returns to midnight, rebirth and a new day.
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Up-and-coming gap year locations Colombia is the midst of a tourism rebirth.
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State capitalism is not the rebirth of socialist central planning, he writes.
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Of course, another manifestation of rebirth -Renaissance sprang to mind immediately.
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But that rebirth is on hold, a hostage to German domestic politics.
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The idea of reincarnation is very strong in the Niger Delta tribes.
2
Beliefs of the Central Australian aborigines concerning the reincarnation of the dead.
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Generally speaking, the common Wiccan belief in reincarnation is unique to Wicca.
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I believe that Mr Salmond is the reincarnation of Charles Stewart Parnell.
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Yes, their notion of reincarnation is more Pythagorean than Buddhist, well done.
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The other main features of the Renaissance permitted similar shifts in perspective.
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Investment firm China Renaissance was the exclusive financial advisor for the deal.
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In any case, Renaissance and Reformation were, in global terms, small-scale phenomena.
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The brass nail-heads are in the purest style of the early Renaissance.
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Boutique investment firm China Renaissance advised the selling shareholders, that person said.
Usage of Renascence in English
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Of modern construction and Renascence style, it overlooked the immensity of the Roman Campagna.
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In Serbia the gallant Captain Kotča also tried to begin for his country a Renascence.
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Does Shakespeare show us a tragic Armenian towering over the great Venice of the Renascence?
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England is a country of great Renascence landed gentlefolk who have been unconsciously outgrown and overgrown.
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But now, in the glow of the Renascence, all this treasure was found to be but dross.
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The Renascence and the Reformation proved that there were essential elements of human life being crushed down.
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The rose can be seen, and even smelt, in Greek, Latin, Provencal, Gothic, Renascence, and Puritan poems.
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The great classical buildings of the Renascence were swept as bare of it as any villa in Balham.
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As far as the present subject is concerned, it was literally a Renascence, or re-birth, of Greek ideas.
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It is easy to say, "But the period of the Renascence closed, its glory died away."
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The Renascence of Faith
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We in England, the devoted children of Protestantism, chiefly know the Renascence by its subordinate and secondary side of the Reformation.
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The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Renascence of Hebrew Literature (1743-1885), by Nahum Slouschz
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Who were his predecessors, reckoning from the Renascence of Europe, the discovery of America, and the opening up of India and Africa?
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There really are bad pictures but they are not barbaric pictures; they are florid pictures in the last faded realism of the Renascence.
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End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Renascence of Hebrew Literature (1743-1885), by Nahum Slouschz
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Renascence through the time