Sentence examples for Say anew from inspiring English sources
The president also used Wednesday's Rose Garden appearance to say anew that he favored diplomacy as the best course to deal with Iran.
But feeding the hungry is by nature a political act, just as the work of the church, and the reality of worship, is political: because, as the Church of England (under Justin Welby's leadership) is beginning to say anew, faith is political.
Bush's speech, he says, "professed anew this self-confidence of a nation tirelessly willing and uniquely empowered to take on the responsibilities of global leadership.
The administration also exposed the existence of a secret Iranian facility near the city of Qom, which it said demonstrated anew how Iran was deceiving the world about its nuclear ambitions.
"This used to be one of best fine art institutions in the Middle East, if not the world," said Wafaa Bilal, aNew York-based artist who used to visit the library almost daily when he studied in Baghdad.
They don't pay their way or expect too much from the United States, Trump said, claiming anew that he is insisting on a reboot of the old expectations about U.S. aid and military obligations.
"They could decide that the game's up, and Saddam Hussein and his family could leave the country -- which would be a nice outcome," he said, planting anew an idea for a way out of war: exiling the Iraqi leader.
"Only on Long Island do you put up one of the world's greatest air and space museums and everyone's taking pot-shots at you," Mr. Stoff said, marveling anew at the gleaming Tiger -- a finished touch and, he hopes, a portent.
Whenever he went back to Iraq I would kiss the ring anew and say goodbye.
The Tories can say: we are looking anew at stop and search, and we cut the air fuel duty so minorities can visit relatives abroad without financial penalty.
"As I say this," he began anew, "I don't want to pretend that I know how heavy his burdens have been because there is no other position like the one that he has held on our behalf.
