Sentence examples similar to a newfound autonomy from inspiring English sources

Despite his subordination to the chief of staff, Mr. Bin Hamid was clearly reluctant to surrender his newfound autonomy.

Sure, your baby-in-chief may be exploring his newfound autonomy, trying out words to express his emotions (suddenly, everything is "sad," "bad," "Vlad"), or hitting his Piagetian milestones.

The community is proud of its newfound autonomy, but Winter cautions that science, not vague paeans to past practices, will determine whether the new fishing rules are successful.

Despite their newfound autonomy, the kids were delightfully appreciative and well mannered.

By age two, the child is experimenting with some newfound autonomy, developing his or her own ability to say "No".

Forever amazed by Harry and company's most basic kindnesses, Dobby did not exploit his newfound autonomy.

He says, "No" not because he doesn't want to listen to you, but because he's exercising his newfound autonomy.

The Democrats' demand shows a newfound aggressiveness.

It suggests perhaps a newfound strength.

And a newfound perspective it is.

There is a newfound tenderness among strangers.