Sentence examples for Relatively newfound from inspiring English sources

Genetics, Sister Deignan said, was a relatively newfound focus.

No doubt the settling-in was eased by his relatively newfound financial security.

Even the world's top-ranked golfer, Tiger Woods, weighed in briefly on the president's relatively newfound passion.

In their modern incarnation, the bathhouses are a reflection of South Korea's relatively newfound wealth, but also a way to satisfy nostalgia.

John Pratt, the chef and Ümami's owner, has studied the chemistry of taste, and he balances the qualities of sweet, salty, sour and bitter with a relatively newfound fifth taste called ümami.

"The problem has been that Poles, still enjoying the relatively newfound fruits of capitalism, have preferred to buy a car, or a second car, or a watch, than a piece of art, but that's now slowly changing," said Boguslav Deptula, a leading Polish art critic and the co-curator of the Polish Art Now exhibition at Saatchi.

In 1888, when George Eastman introduced the Kodak camera, the first portable camera, amateur photographers everywhere were delighted with the relatively inexpensive, newfound ability to capture everyday motion, or "snapshots".

Today's prevailing retirement story describes a relatively short and simple life stage of newfound freedom and leisure followed by the challenges of older age and end of life.

Mr. Allawi's aim of forestalling insurgent attacks to disrupt the transition -- which American military intelligence had warned of in recent days -- was successful, and set the stage for a relatively quiet day at the start of Iraq's newfound sovereignty.

He used his newfound fame to launch one of the most iconic, if still relatively unknown, TV characters in Danny McBride's Kenny Powers from Eastbound & Down.

After getting out of her parents' house relatively unscathed, you're now free to begin a night in paradise with your newfound Helen of Troy.