Sentence examples for asking anew from inspiring English sources

The nomination of Ferraro challenges that notion, asking anew the question: What makes a good leader?

Had he done so, the world would be asking anew about Mexican state corruption and ineptitude.

As a result, some of the country's most distinguished former ambassadors are now asking anew what diplomacy can achieve at such a remove.

This has led to an old question being asked anew.

I called a few days later to ask anew about the same dates and was informed that reservations weren't yet being taken for that time period.

The same questions asked nearly two decades ago when Arlene and Seymour Tankleff were slashed and bludgeoned in their waterfront home on Long Island are being asked anew today: Who killed them, and why did the authorities fail to investigate Mr. Tankleff's embittered business partner, Jerard Steuerman, as a possible suspect?

And another generation of Greek artists is asking them anew.

In a January town hall meeting (see video below), Mike McCarthy, a local union leader and deacon at the St. Ambrose Cathedral in Des Moines, asked Miller anew, "Are we going to put some people in jail?" The attorney general offered a tepid response, saying that law enforcement officials were negotiating with banks over whether or not bankers would be prosecuted.

The economic downturn may compel company heads to ask these questions anew.

But a new survey asks the question anew and comes up with an answer that might be surprising.

For the recently fallen, Jesus surely weeps and asks his question, anew; "Why are you persecuting me?" Maybe it is because we see Christ as we increasingly see each other, and Black life; as expendable.