Sentence examples for anew also from inspiring English sources

The goal of seeing the world anew also underlies Mr. Laxe's short film, "Paris #1" (2007), made in collaboration with friends in Galicia, in northwest Spain, who were entrusted to "film what they like, without preconceived ideas".

At the same time however, developing mental health services anew also provides with opportunities to systematically build new structures [ 16].

If "Butterfly" makes you feel that loss anew, it also looks at it from a consoling distance, so that the betrayal of democracy becomes an enactment of personal, intimate, childish weakness rather than an inexplicable evil.

Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown stockbrokers, said: "The likelihood of the AbbVie/Shire deal has all but disappeared judging by the market reaction, whilst the possibility of Pfizer approaching AstraZeneca anew must also be in serious jeopardy, both falling foul of the potential tightening of US tax inversion laws".

That opportunity to break down the structures of what you've created and create anew has also proved attractive to big brands like American Airlines.

Such a transition will require not only building anew, but also healing old wounds.

The cost of introducing digital technology emerged anew when British Sky Broadcasting also reported its eighth successive quarterly loss, which widened to $152 million, five times that of a year earlier.

"Creating job opportunities is not only essential in giving people the means to start anew, but it also helps to sew together the fabric of communities that were torn apart by the conflict".

The differential control of the proteolysis of proBDNF by salient environmental stimuli in new learning and by learning anew after recall, also indicates the integration of new and past experience at the molecular level.

While early experiments on crayfish [ 1] and Hydra[ 2] demonstrated the remarkable abilities of some animals to develop lost parts anew, it is also clear that many animals, including humans, do not possess such abilities.

But serious economists are also pondering anew whether some curbs on capital flows are now called for.