Sentence examples for anew by this from inspiring English sources

As we progress through the cityscape there comes a point when we are no longer just reacting: we are interacting, created anew by this interaction.

Invigorated anew by this violation of freedom of assembly, he declared "My resurrection has come!" and set about securing their release.

ACCUSED ANEW BY COUNSEL Special Attorney General Insists Evidence Shows "Wanton and Persistent Violation". CITES JOHNSON TESTIMONY Board Protests Charge of Bias, Saying Evidence Was Freely Admitted.

If you revisit "The Seventh Seal" with a smirk on your face, you will likely be struck anew by the power of this life-and-death chess match and the scary ashen face of a black-robed Death.

On the occasions that we spent together when I was working on my 2009 Profile and then, more recently, at a 2015 New Yorker Festival event, I was struck anew by the warmth and humanity that this supposed harridan radiated.

I have yet to attend a concert by the New York Youth Symphony from which I have not come away struck anew by the polish and confidence reliably shown by this excellent ensemble of student musicians ages 12 to 22. Its programs follow a formula: nearly all include a noteworthy soloist, a premiere by an emerging composer and at least one repertory staple.

This year, spectators will be awed anew by the grace and power of record-breakers and humbled by the resilience of the first refugee team.

Germany's participation in ISAF must be debated anew by the parliament, the Bundestag, in December.

That had buoyed public and official hopes, dashed anew by the Saturday death.

As you get closer, you are taken in anew by the details.

It was nominally controlled by Spain after being discovered anew by the Spanish galleon captain Francisco Lazeano in 1686.