Sentence examples for anew at a from inspiring English sources

Sperber forces us to look anew at a man whose influence lives on.

Some studies show that modified loans default anew at a rate of about 50percentt.

"Degas/Cassatt," at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, looks anew at a relationship between two painters.

Each of these books forces us to look anew at a writer we might have come to take ever so slightly for granted.

Together, they're helping Arena build a strong case for playgoers of this century looking anew at a major American playwright from the last one.

Rather than retrofit, the board chose to start anew at a narrow site — just 80 feet wide — that was next door.

Law enforcement and human rights officials are concerned that as a result, human trafficking may explode anew — at an especially difficult time.

But with "Edwardian Opulence," the curators Angus Trumble and Andrea Wolk Rager ask us to look anew at an era we feel we know well, thanks to plays and novels and, yes, film and television dramas like "Downton Abbey" and "Upstairs, Downstairs".

The film is a straightforward account whose performances may not be particularly memorable but are good enough to make you marvel anew at what a simultaneously bizarre and inevitable case this was.

As if to force the issue, there was "Noises Off" arriving anew at the Old Vic a week or two ago so that audiences could compare and contrast for themselves.

But the nuanced treatment of the event, by the German curator Olaf Peters, shocks anew, even at a distance of seventy-seven years.