Sentence examples for about anew from inspiring English sources

In other words, the basic ingredients of man's world and orientation are presupposed yet are realized, constituted, or brought about anew in the narration.

The therapist becomes alert to movement in language, to the disruption in the speech pattern, to the elements of surprise or reflection that halt a well-honed tale in its tracks, so that story or incident can be thought and felt about anew.

Interregnums are dangerous — and doubly morbid if unaccompanied by a readiness to think anew about changed power structures.

(Posted Nov. 3) 2. IN UNDER THREE HOURS, ARMSTRONG LEARNS ANEW ABOUT PAIN AND RACING -- Lance Armstrong conquers the New York City Marathon.

"Like when you were expecting an A on your report card but got a B-." As it turned out, because of events in Washington, Clark's career was about to blossom anew.

Then the group can think about investing anew, perhaps after a partial stockmarket flotation.

What we learned about ourselves anew this week was something that, in truth, we knew already.

Neither the Reagan legacy nor the current conservative catechism holds the solutions to these problems; they require Republicans to apply their principles more creatively, and think about policy anew.

At times I've felt almost euphoric about starting anew and exploring the life sciences outside of academia for the first time.

After all, it's a celebration about starting anew.

The American dream reminds us — and we should think about it anew on this Independence Day — that every man is an heir of the legacy of dignity and worth.