Sentence examples for anew at the from inspiring English sources

"Furniture," he notes, seeing the living room anew at the reveal.

Rist's rigorously disciplined hedonism elates anew at the Luhring Augustine gallery.

Besides safety concerns, companies are now looking anew at the issue of risk management related to travel.

In similar fashion, the police apparently looked anew at the August incident because of other recent complaints against officers.

His common sense one of his outstanding traits, except in love affairs manifested itself when civil war broke out anew at the end of 1576.

To hear even this late Haydn symphony alongside this particular Beethoven work is to wonder anew at the distance the symphonic form traveled from 1791 to 1808.

Raising a child is a reminder not just to take responsibility but to get out and play, to wonder anew at how the world works, and to ask lots of questions.

Both exhibitions make you look anew at Pop, eschewing the high gloss and high camp for a more scabrous, if not always sinister, movement.

"Now that we have some distance from it, we wanted to look anew at photography in the 20th Century," explains Boom.

Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University who has written at length about prosecutorial misconduct, told The Huffington Post that "beneath the patina of collegiality," Monday's opinion struck him as "a cry for the higher court to look anew at Solberg and for the legislature to revisit that section of the code".

This scenario corresponds to an admixture process in which the admixed individuals in population H contribute little to the next generation, and the population H is largely founded anew at each generation from the source populations S1 and S2, with identical proportions.