Sample Sentences forresurgent (auto-selected)
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The shouting of slogans, which had slackened a bit, now picked up with renewed force and drowned out everything else like a resurgent tide.† (source)
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When Kassad was eighteen, a Tharsis Province higher circuit judge offered him the choice of a Martian year at polar work camp or volunteering for the John Carter Brigade then forming to help FORCE put down the resurgent Glennon-Height Rebellion in the Class Three colonies.† (source)
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They talked about that, and other resurgent diseases from centuries past.† (source)
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You are too dangerous, and we do not want to see the dragons resurgent.† (source)
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He enjoyed listening to Nately, whose maudlin, bittersweet lamentations mirrored much of his own romantic desolation and never failed to evoke in him resurgent tides of longing for his wife and children.† (source)
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Should paint for them pictures of Africa awakening from sleep, of Africa resurgent, of Africa dark and savage?† (source)
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Then there was a resurgence—an immense struggle against my weight.† (source)
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The head of the Russian negotiating team had held aloft a translated version of an article Farmer had written called "Resurgent tb in Russia" and had said, "You are the only one who understands tb in Russia."† (source)
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No fireworks, no leftover anger or resurging flutters.† (source)
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Hope, that seemed unquenchable in him, resurged again.† (source)
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He told me that the resurgence of her cancer was already far advanced.† (source)
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Vaguely Maggie felt this, in the strong resurgent love toward her brother that swept away all the later impressions of hard, cruel offence and misunderstanding, and left only the deep, underlying, unshakable memories of early union.† (source)
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Joan got up to the window, dizzy and sick with the resurging memory of Jim's return to Kells with that gold-belt.† (source)
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Eragon's anger resurged like a crimson tide.† (source)
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The Church, sharp-eyed as it must be when gods long dead are brought to life, condemned these orgies as witchcraft and interpreted them rightly, as a resurgence of the Dionysiac forces it had crushed long before.† (source)
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Night and day, while the resurgent threatening past was making a conscience within him, he was thinking by what means he could recover peace and trust—by what sacrifice he could stay the rod.† (source)
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