Sentence examples for fresh figure from inspiring English sources

Aged 45, the telegenic Mr Peña cuts a seemingly fresh figure, with his team of bright technocrats from the world's best universities.

"I think a lot of the party thought, 'We need someone who has the intellectual gravitas of Pierre Trudeau.' Like Trudeau, he came in as a fresh figure, but he also had a reputation abroad that Trudeau didn't".

The fresh figure of speech racing through the lingo of the edge-cutting calls up the image of a runner straining ahead, the tilt of the body throwing weight forward to aid acceleration.

Where Mr. Obama was the popular fresh figure in the party vanquishing the Clinton dynasty in 2008, today Mr. Clinton is the most popular politician on the campaign circuit coming to the rescue of an embattled president.

Such a change would permit a fresh figure like Romney or the House speaker, Paul Ryan, to parachute into the contest once the nomination process moves to a second round because no one has reached the magic 1,237 delegate number on their own.

This variation was present both in the fresh (Figure 5) and old (Figure 6) granules and suggested that significant portions of the granules could comprise ACC.

"The students are fresh new figures with a different message," he said.

And having finished fourth in the 2010 leadership contest behind the Miliband brothers and Ed Balls, many in the party will be eager for not only a fresh approach but also a fresh figure-head.

Earlier this week fresh figures emerged on sales at One Hyde Park in central London.

At the same time, there were fresh figures on the contrasting fortunes of older generations.

Fresh figures published yesterday show that more than 250,000 Iraqis have been displaced by the sectarian violence since February.