Sentence examples for a newfound preference for from inspiring English sources

One resistance fighter claims that only social misfits joined the movement, because they had nothing to lose. Louis Grave, a farmer, rakes his field while proclaiming a newfound preference for pacifism.

It is a newfound preference for nuance from a candidate best known for a slogan — the ubiquitous "tale of two cities," a campaign mantra that Mr. de Blasio conspicuously did not utter during the first 55 minutes of the hourlong debate.

Video, too, is changing dramatically, with an emphasis on captions that make clips digestible even when a device is on mute, and durations that match our newfound preference for glanceable information intake.

David Khouri justifies his newfound preference for dark-colored wood by saying that "blond wood is all played out," (which makes me wonder how many months dark-colored wood will have before Mr. Khouri finds it passe).

He evinced a newfound passion for gun rights.

"I've got a newfound respect for all of them.

"It made me have a newfound respect for him," Haden said.

But over the past two years they are gaining a newfound sympathy for me".

I returned to my advertising role with a newfound zeal for negotiation…and it showed.

"I have a newfound respect for the guys who play 45, 48 minutes a night," Lucas said.

Do you have a newfound respect for the power of billions? 5. c) The level will fall slightly.