Sentence examples for gained a newfound from inspiring English sources
Cholena Smith, 20, a Shinnecock tribe member who spends time working at the village when she isn't studying anthropology and sociology at Stony Brook University, said she has gained a newfound sense of pride from her involvement with the village.
And Sunday, when we rented a car from Budget ($43.19), drove up to the Russian River Valley to sample wines, and returned along the Pacific Coast Highway, it recalled all those dramatic, sketchy cliffside roads I'd traversed by bus, and I gained a newfound respect for the underpaid, overstressed drivers who, again and again, managed to deliver me to my destinations alive.
However, as Parliament started racking up chart hits and Clinton began leading both bands on legendary joint-tours (wherein the P-Funk massive made the "Mothership Connection" under a gargantuan lighting rig that resembled a UFO), Funkadelic's own brand of funk gained a newfound focus, paring back some of the layers of guitar excess and developing a fresh interest in the dancefloor.
I gained a newfound confidence that I didn't have before.
I gained a newfound understanding of where the general cynicism of our political culture comes from.
Over night, both sets of parents gained a newfound respect for me.
But over the past two years they are gaining a newfound sympathy for me".
But while bipartisan groups are working on broader immigration reform legislation this year, the Dream Act has gained some newfound support.
Unfortunately, in addition to screwing up my own relationships, I seem to have now gained the newfound ability to screw up other people's as well now?
Now the chances for the British sprinter Dwain Chambers and the cyclist David Millar to compete in the London Games could have gained newfound traction.
Mr. Kaniuk gained newfound popularity and recognition in his later years, particularly after the 2010 publication of "1948," his part-fictional memoir of Israel's War of Independence, in which he fought as a 17-year-old and was wounded.
