Sentence examples for a newfound object of from inspiring English sources

A newfound object of vitriol from conservatives all around the internet, Farrar received a deluge of death threats and harassment.

"There's absolutely nothing else like it known in the solar system," Dr. Michael Brown, an astronomer at the California Institute of Technology who led the discovery team, said of the newfound object.

The result is "a newfound celebration of carnivorousness".

The variety reflected a newfound expression of freedom and empowerment.

"There seems to be a newfound awareness of nature as a gift to be respected".

Second, hedge funds can better woo potential investors in the region, a newfound source of wealth.

Ms. Scott portrays a newfound wariness of men in "Some Other Time" and "Making You Wait".

A newfound appreciation of how the music of Gypsy sounds on an arena organ in a Stanley Cup Finals game.

Mr. Romney, who drew criticism last week for mentioning a newfound love of "cheesy grits," noted his appreciation Monday for catfish.

Thrilled to have made the cut, the band members said they were marching with a newfound sense of pride.

Perhaps the saga of Muller's failed attempt to save Saab has led him to a newfound clarity of approach.