Sentence examples for born anew from inspiring English sources

It was essentially born anew.

With spring, the hero is born anew.

The next morning, we felt as if we had been born anew.

When she starts writing in the new language the world is born anew to the writer.

Four decades later, the movement seems revitalised, born anew, that sense of optimism suddenly recaptured.

As the cognitive psychologist Elizabeth Loftus put it, "Memory is born anew every day".

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.

After his mother was killed by a train and his father wrongfully accused of murder (a series of events that confirmed the suspicions of his Austro-Hungarian relatives about America's Wild West), father and son returned to the Magyar village and Carpathian Mountains where Josef's father was born to start anew.

When my niece was born the family started anew.

To be born again is to start life anew, a classic expression of American individualism.

Earlier this year, in a video circulated among Communist Party members, Raúl Castro, the president's brother and defence minister, likened the industry to "a tree born twisted that must be uprooted and planted anew".