rebirth

the rebirth of learning

a rebirth of classicism in architecture.

They look forward to their rebirth as a nation.

the rebirth of a defeated nation.

The caterpillar undergoes a rebirth as a butterfly.

Many people see the new year as a time for rebirth and new beginnings.

After going through a difficult time, she felt like she experienced a rebirth.

The organization went through a period of restructuring, signaling a rebirth of its operations.

The artist's new collection represents a rebirth of creativity and inspiration.

The rebirth of interest in traditional crafts has led to a revival of artisanal skills.

The novel explores themes of rebirth and redemption through its characters.

The rebirth of the city's downtown area has brought new life and energy to the community.

The rebirth of interest in sustainable living practices is driving changes in consumer behavior.

The rebirth of the classic film franchise has captured the attention of a new generation of viewers.

5000 miles away, China is on the brink of its own rebirth.

Soon there was talk of economic rebirth.

Another highlight of the Old Summer Palace is the rebirth of its century-old lotus seeds.

A symbol of her rebirth after her ordeal.

I'm uncomfortable with the term " Rebirth" .

Spring is a season for growth and rebirth.

A physical death is sometimes accompanied by a physical rebirth.

From death to decay then to vital rebirth, the cycle repeats endlessly.

All this talk of love and rebirth might get some people thinking about sex.

Death is everywhere in a garden, all year round, but it makes rebirth possible.