Sentence examples for gains new from inspiring English sources
The investigation gains new momentum.
Untangling the so-called Palace Council's purpose gains new urgency when Eddie's sister suddenly vanishes.
Regardless, he meant that in the process of passing between generations, the object gains new life.
Both teams had easy victories last week, but will be tested this week as this rivalry gains new intrigue.
Brandon Collwes, best known from his years with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, has always danced with a large-scale innocence; here that quality gains new intensity.
Aghast at the sheer amount of food they consume, Billy gains new insight into America's economic might: "Any other country would go broke trying to feed these mammoths".
The everyday and the otherworldly temper each other in these excellent poems, and American poetry gains new strength as a result.
Even ministers find themselves getting tangled up in the lexicon of royal gaffes, as the expression "shoot yourself in the foot" gains new significance in Madrid.
The fresh perspective throws up some delectable nuances: Delroy Atkinson gains new purchase on the throwaway line: "Maybe I too can get to be president".
The question of identity, of image, of truth, of confabulation, shifts constantly and gains new meanings, turning the book into a quest for Kapuściński's personality.
There's the blind man who develops super-sensitive hearing, the deaf woman who catches tiny shifts in facial expression — and that pianist, who loses her ability to read music but gains new richness in her thinking about music.
