Reemergence in a sentence

Sen. J.D. Vance is still feeling the fallout from the reemergence of his years-old 'childless cat lady' comments - but his wife Usha is now coming to the rescue and opening up about negative press.

Sure, we’ll probably at least get some backstory to the circumstances surrounding Winston’s recent reemergence.

McMaster’s political advisors have been anxiously awaiting his reemergence on the statewide scene, one source familiar with the governor’s reelection bid told us.

Obama’s reemergence has delighted Democrats and clearly angered Trump, who has taken to tweeting about the former president as outlets like Fox News and others take his speeches live.

The reemergence of Maine as a separate, self-governing place in March 1820 was no panacea, though for a brief time it seemed it might be such.

Yes, Gray’s reunion with his old Vanderbilt pitching coach Derek Johnson has likely played a large role in his reemergence.

Though time ejaculates transitions in its own interesting ways, at this juncture it would be a bit premature to assume that the Double-Helix of China and India would play a main role in the reemergence of Asia as world’s dominant power.

Add Sturridge’s reemergence to exhibited qualities of enterprise, class and coolness from Alberto Moreno, James Milner and Gini Wijnaldum respectively and the Reds bench appears strong.

Best Reemergence- Vampire Weekend: Indie-band Vampire Weekend played their first American festival in over four years to a large crowd of seemingly die-hard fans.

BNP’s victory will be – a grand defeat of India and most likely – reemergence of insurgency and terrorism with the northeastern states in India.

Earlier this month, 17 persons died in the DRC due to the reemergence of the Ebola viral disease in the country.

Indonesia and North Korea have a long established historical relationship, but its reemergence now is indicative of changes in Indonesian foreign policy priorities and broader diplomatic shifts within the region.

The reemergence of Trish Stratus, Lita, Molly Holly, Kelly Kelly and others has been forgotten.

With the reemergence of Wilson Fisk, better known as the Kingpin, a new and extremely formidable foe has also entered the stage.

Modern life is characterized by the reemergence of grammar as its most salient feature—a trend McLuhan felt was exemplified by the New Criticism of Richards and Leavis.

OEF-HOA instead focuses its efforts to disrupt and detect terrorist activities in the region and to work with host nations to deny the reemergence of terrorist cells and activities.

The work of Buddhaghosa was largely responsible for its reemergence as an important scholarly language in Buddhist thought.