Sentence examples for for the newfound from inspiring English sources

In a weird way, that might help account for the newfound respectability of the old school.

But what accounts for the newfound defenders of the Roman Catholic Church on Capitol Hill?

The credit — or blame — for the newfound urgency can be traced in part to President Obama's Affordable Care Act.

But the young women who submit do so with a smile; petty airline rules are a small price to pay for the newfound freedom to travel and seek adventure.

The reason for the newfound Democratic optimism is that Mr. Baucus's presumptive Republican opponent, Mike Taylor, a wealthy state senator who bears a striking resemblance to Theodore Roosevelt, seems to have been mostly spinning his wheels.

Later that year, the same group officially founded the Americana Music Association, and artists like Emmylou Harris, Rosanne Cash, Jim Lauderdale and Rodney Crowell quickly became flag wavers for the newfound format.

For Canadians, the newfound parity with the American currency has proved to be as much a source of anxiety as pride in a country with an export-dependent economy.

For Blainey, the newfound popularity of Anzac Day is cyclical rather than the product of cynical manipulation.

For officer Daniel Rengering, the newfound fame didn't stop there: He's reportedly taken a leave of absence from the department to join the next season of "Survivor".

For now, he feels, the newfound attention protects him.

For anyone annoyed with the newfound popularity of kale and other healthy-yet-tasteless foods that dominate culinary trends, you have a prophet in Jim Gaffigan.