revivalist

I'm not talking about the religious revivalists, preaching God and country.

The revival brought in thousands, and with that many other revivalists.

By 1914, Revivalists clearly won but their victory was not universal.

Most of the other healing revivalists had disappeared from the scene.

As the early Christian revivalists found, long-term control is dependent upon a good follow-up system.

This particular instance survives in the evangelical revivalists of the street.

But he came across a band of rolling revivalists that first year on the road, and followed them to Minnesota.

Mastering them would help revivalists and first nations' leaders to work more efficiently.

Yet, even for the revivalists, a certain religious reticence lingers.

So the revival of a revivalist is healthy for New York.

Other revivalists soon came into conflict with Pentecostal denominations, as well.

Indeed, the band were tagged by some journalists as "revivalists".

Like all revivalists, these bands aren't just trying to reclaim an era.

And unlike many revivalists, Jet sees no need to add hindsight to its music.

Even pony trap revivalists feel safe to venture forth here.

O'Connor is the most prominent of the classic metal revivalists.

None of the revivalists has yet, as far as I know, gone near historical accuracy in this one.

Early-music revivalists have gained in confidence as their numbers increased.

For the early revivalists, this attractiveness was the picturesque quality of the architecture.

These "folk revivalists" became more politically aware in their music than those of the previous generation.

The Baptists were hot revivalists as well, teaching that a state of grace was only possible for somebody old enough to understand what it meant.

He's often written off, unfairly, as a swing revivalist.

But there were hundreds of lesser-known revivalists whose teams blanketed the South.

The instrument became defunct in the mid-20th century, but is now played by some revivalists.

Steinmetz was in touch with Wesley and the American revivalists.

We are a long way here from a revivalist tent show.

Do you think a revivalist minister would have a chance in hell here?

The revivalist movements were all born during the first half of the century.

The other, the revivalist, has a fixation for a dead past.

Simultaneously, they raise the same question as other revivalist efforts do: What's new?

Far more common, however, national revivalist individuals were isolated and vulnerable.

At the time Nick was playing the role of a priest in a revivalist church.

Sometimes he sounds more like a revivalist preacher than a politician.

The church has its origins in the American revivalist movement of the late nineteenth century.

It is the biggest revivalist movement in the Nordic countries.

The atmosphere in short was that of a loosely organized revivalist movement.

He's too much of a revivalist to suit Paris.

Productions of history plays often had an intentionally revivalist character.

A double bill brings out the revivalist side of current New York rock.

The live shows were energetic and in the style of revivalist evangelism.

A revivalist moment won't be the death of rock, only a pause to catch its breath.

"But I don't think of myself as a revivalist throwback either.

It echoes themes of a Christian evangelical revivalist meeting song.

Special efforts were made to attract children and to generate literature to spread the revivalist message.

The national revivalist movements were created essentially from scratch and led by cultural figures.

She experienced a religious conversion and became a revivalist preacher on morality.

The overall style of the building remains modernistic with revivalist elements.

At the time, such objections to Taylor's theology were considered an attack upon a part of the revivalist movement.

It was a revivalist sing-along, lacking only the tribute to a higher power.

A new voice has interrupted and is howling slogans like a revivalist preacher.