Sentence examples for idea of renewing from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Donald Wuerl, archbishop of Washington, said in an interview, "Being a shepherd of a local church, I think, would be a very important factor if you're going to be engaged in this idea of renewing the church spiritually".

Yet Conservatives and Labour have indicated in the past six months that they are both toying with the idea of renewing the target, albeit in different forms – some excluding overseas students – after the election.

This is not the first time that Venezuela has backed off the idea of renewed relations with the United States.

Few in Iraq's political class relish the idea of renewed conflict, says a London-based analyst.

The Chinese authorities' claim to legitimacy rests upon their ability to provide economic wellbeing, which is proving increasingly tough, and this idea of renewed national pride, seized and amplified by Xi Jinping since he took power.

Those who think this is a good idea dream of renewing the kind of government that flourished in Victorian Britain, when councils housed in magnificent town halls decided for themselves what they would spend money on and how they would raise it.

At least one Macri aide, Argentina's former ambassador to Washington, Diego Guelar, did float the idea of a renewed amnesty for the thugs of the dictatorship, although the idea was shot down by Macri.

In response to the rocket fire, talk has increased in Israel both of a possible large military operation in Gaza, and of the idea of a renewed cease-fire with Hamas.

There is a misjudged air of precision in the idea of a renewed and extended war that closes at 18 months because that "benchmark" was settled in advance.

McConnell and friends perhaps notwithstanding, no one would suggest that because the process of renewing one's driver's license is tiresome that the idea of driving a car is flawed.

Today the term "militia" functions mainly as shorthand for groups of ill-educated paranoiacs whose idea of patriotism is screaming out passages from the Federalist Papers at DMV personnel in an attempt to get out of renewing their driver's licenses.