Sentence examples similar to a sort of renewed from inspiring English sources
When someone looks at you warmly for a second as you pass them on the street – rather than just an obligatory nod – it gives you some sort of renewed faith.
Precisely because there is no plan, there simply must be some sort of renewed and extensive public engagement if and when a deal is agreed with the rest of the EU.
It was mostly absent in season 1 but are we likely to see more of it in 2 now Jimmy's sort of renewed his energy?
But it is unclear what he will do about Chechnya itself.Many observers think that he will favour some sort of renewed military campaign.
But at the same time, we are in this situation where we do occupy neighbouring areas and we do need to come to some sort of renewed relationship.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
Following the backlash against YouTube's merging with Google+ for identity, authentication and, most recently, commenting, there's been a renewed interest in a sort of anonymous video hosting service – something like an "Imgur for video," for instance.
The idea that van Gogh, and others of his generation, pursued was deeper: a sort of religious revival that might be found in a renewed monastic arrangement.
Aviva, on the other hand, is a sort of born-again Jew, even studying Yiddish as part of an intensely renewed interest in her religion and culture.
Theories involving instantaneous, rather than gradual, changes (mutationism), internal forces creating a sort of unavoidable evolutionary inertia even to the point of extinction (orthogenesis), and renewed appeals to use and disuse (neo-Lamarckism) had moved into the spotlight (Bowler 1992).
