Sentence examples for faced anew from inspiring English sources
Beyond concerns for their physical safety, Americans abroad, no matter what their location or political persuasion, are faced anew with troubling questions.
At the end of a week in which we were faced anew with the awful facts of the C.I.A.'s interrogation and detention program, it's hard not to conclude that President Obama missed an important opportunity to set the record straight.
Every exterior condition that one can face has to be faced anew for me.
Among the most serious problems are economic hardship, the uncertainty of the political climate and the deterioration of security — a feature that Egyptian society faces anew.
It forced me to face anew the seriousness of this disease and my own risk factors, and to talk about this with family and friends.
I remember them most strongly every morning when I wake up and face anew that I will never get to see him again.
Inside Washington's "what if?" industry, people at think tanks, universities, consultancies and defense businesses have spent four decades playing out scenarios that the Trump administration now faces anew.
Scanning the NEW YORK CITY BALLET repertory this coming week is something like the experience of suddenly seeing an old friend's face anew.
"You can have HIM, honey, if you know what to do," she promised, and what honey had to do was burnish her appearance, never refuse sex, despite not being in the mood, rise early to paint her face anew and brew him real coffee, with a linen napkin on the tray, before waking him with the words: "Darling, you were wonderful".
"It was bitter and hard to face life anew," she wrote later.
