The pretense gets hilariously and absurdly out of hand, with the bitter semiotician learning anew the power of signs to create the reality they supposedly signify.
The struggles of the evangelical churches in Germany under Adolf Hitler caused some theologians to realize anew the power of the ancient dogma of the person of Christ to sustain faith, and some of them were inclined to treat the dogma with less severity.
I felt anew the power of derogatory words, their mundanity, the insidious sway granted by their very everydayness.
This is one of Wagner's best known pieces but if you're used to hearing it from the pit of an opera house (the pit itself was Wagner's invention), it's quite revelatory hearing it played by a huge orchestra in full view.The richness of the sound makes you appreciate anew the power of Wagner's musical understanding and audacity creating such a sumptuous tonal picture.
Interregnums are dangerous — and doubly morbid if unaccompanied by a readiness to think anew about changed power structures.
Everything has been built anew: schools, hospital, power supply, and now a port, airport, and 20-cell prison.
The fake thesis made its splash just as concern was raised anew about the power of the Internet to invade privacy and, sometimes, destroy lives.
But the events of this summer, including the drownings of the two girls, have forced residents to think anew about the power and the danger of the water.
F7 BUSINESS DAY C1-10 War Shows Murdoch's Reach The war has illuminated anew the exceptional power in the hands of Rupert Murdoch, 72, the chairman of the News Corporation.
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.
