Sentence examples for anew may be from inspiring English sources

Not only are there few mechanisms to translate political feelings into political action, but the inclination to throw everything out and start anew may be gone.

Confession: I am one of those people that really enjoy New Year's and the idea of New Year's resolutions as cheesy/ overly optimistic as the idea of starting anew may be.

But beneath the surface, Israel may be pondering anew.

Some hardy investors may be responding anew to the siren call of those fat yields.

Though he may be thinking anew (see article), Mr Lukashenka has long sought to link Belarus to Russia again.

Various eclairs, tarts and other relatively traditional, unexceptional pastries come from the first-floor bakery and are more likely to stay the same than the rest of the menu, which has been evolving constantly and may be revised anew in coming weeks.

With the formation of an adenomyotic lesion multiple sites of traumatization may emerge and at each of these sites processes of tissue injury and repair may be initiated anew, resulting in unexpected proliferations of the lesion in various directions [ 59] (Fig.  4).

The Indians sew their own costumes anew each year, and the feathers may be the easy part.

Her task at Avon, whose products include Anew cosmetics and Skin So Soft lotion, may be even more challenging.

Thousands of years old though it may be, the Torah began anew on a recent Sunday with Helen Margalith, 92 years old.

And one that doesn't overshadow the season of Advent, a time when Christians are asked to prepare their hearts that Christ may be born in the anew.