Sentence examples for discovered anew from inspiring English sources

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

Wesley's underappreciated oeuvre of loopy, sometimes lewd tableaus was discovered anew during a blockbuster retrospective presented by the Fondazione Prada during last year's Venice Biennale.

So, we have discovered anew that government will do what it needs to in a vain, but chilling, attempt to plug leaks.

It's not that these ideas were so new, even in 2000, but in a Wallace story, the statement is conveyed with such intensity that it feels discovered anew.

We may have discovered last year that we can't live with the polls, but this year, we have discovered anew that we can't live without them.

As auteurism took hold and, especially, as Mr. Brownlow's reconstructions were seen and loved — Mr. Coppola's name on the 1981 release helped spread the word in America — Gance was discovered anew.

We discover anew how porous boundaries always are".

After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, it was deeply moving to discover anew the cathartic value of theater.

She and Codman argued that decorating should be considered a branch of architecture, "an assertion that each generation seems to discover anew".

The memoir reflects the thoughts of a young, earnest man discovering anew tried-and-true formulas like goal setting and moderation.

Already there's chatter about how dopey the appointment is, how it will play poorly with an electorate who are discovering anew how strange their prime minister is.