Sentence examples for anew about this from inspiring English sources

On Saturday night, fans got a chance to think anew about this paradox.

The Court has agreed to review two cases, both involving the 1967 Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA), and both offering unparalleled opportunities to think anew about this clich-ridden subject.

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.

Still, the recent tsunami in Southeast Asia has raised doubts anew about the effectiveness of all this high-tech Japanese gadgetry.

With new leadership both in Washington and in Mexico, this is a good time to think anew about the most effective ways to deal with a social problem that has fueled widespread violence and corruption and destroyed countless lives.

It's one of the more endearing qualities of this project, the hopeful way it asks us to think anew about the role of reading in our lives.

For many colleges and universities, then, this contretemps represents a timely gift: a chance to think anew about these issues, before the pursuit of a cosmetic diversity leaves them looking as ridiculous as poor Elizabeth Warren does today.

Mr. Bush talked anew about the importance of bipartisan cooperation.

The current environmental crisis pushes us to think anew about the world, and the categories we apply to it.

"We will need to think anew about the appropriate roles in the courtroom of McKenzie friends and other lay advisers".