Sentence examples for engaged anew from inspiring English sources
In his speech to the Association for a Better New York on Monday, Mr. de Blasio engaged anew on the national front.
NeNe Leakes engaged anew to ex-husband Greg Leakes.
But there's also the theory of it, so that we find ourselves starting to engage anew with what Shakespeare wanted to express in "As You Like It," or Mozart in "The Magic Flute".
Hall's proposal, which must be approved by two cathedral governing bodies, comes as public institutions across the country consider how to engage anew with celebrated images of the Confederacy.
The last two weeks in Ferguson represent just one of the latest ways in which liberal clergy have started to engage anew with politics from a progressive perspective – efforts that serve as an effective counterpoint to conservative clergy's long-standing work in the political arena.
Romney's undertaking to re-engage and pursue anew the GOP's leading financial and political players began Friday, when he told a private gathering of donors, "I want to be president". He also told them that his wife, Ann, was "very encouraging" of another campaign.
If citizens wish to live as a free people, the struggle to obtain (or simply maintain) political freedoms must be engaged on anew by each generation, and advanced through a remarkable dynamic that was known, in the republican discourse of the 18th and 19th centuries, as practising the virtues.
Rawand Osman's Female Personalities in the Qur͗an and Sunna engages anew with the portrayal of women in the Muslim scriptural tradition.
When Mr. Hammond returned, the group members began working anew, engaging the producer Joe Chiccarelli (My Morning Jacket, the Shins) at a Manhattan studio.
The team has demonstrated initial success in holding local government officials accountable for their response to emergencies and crime while engaging civil society anew, and the programs make for worthwhile case studies.
And this year's meeting boasts the theme "HBCUs Engaging the World Anew".
