Sentence examples for anew a from inspiring English sources

To be born again is to start life anew, a classic expression of American individualism.

All this raised anew a question that was asked by Socrates: Can there be human activities without human beings?

The new relationship will give both countries "a chance to start anew," a Foreign Ministry spokesman said in Beijing.

Payton's rising star could take off anew, a Super Bowl success making him a budding Fassel or Brian Billick.

Many things in my closet have survived time, trends and decay and are triumphing anew: a navy blue Helmut Lang romper suit for example.

These recent concerns stimulate discussion about the limits of what can be scientifically explained, and they reveal anew a mythological dimension to human knowledge.

Their decision opens anew an old debate.

Songs like "Start Anew," an impassioned critique of domestic violence, are unflinchingly positive without being preachy.

With a machine of his own, on his kitchen table, in North Platte, he narrated anew an indispensable part of the story.

In between a design as busy as it is ugly unless you love industrial gray, one has a chance to hear anew an early score from Mr. Schwartz that belongs firmly to the post-"Hair" generation.

To reduce non-homologous recombination in the ES cells the PGK promoter-driven Diptheria toxin-A chain gene (from pKO3′/DT-Anew, a kind gift of Dr Michael Snaith) was introduced 3′ of the 3′ flank.