Sentence examples for if anew from inspiring English sources

Mesopotamian artists had to answer these questions as if anew, for themselves.

It left me more mindful: I smelt the lavender in the garden, heard the breeze in the treetops and the muted roar of a distant waterfall as if anew.

LONDON — It's not every theater culture that can find a home for Elle Woods and Hamlet, a Sondheim musical seen as if anew and a beloved theatrical dame returning in style to a role she first played a half-century or so ago.

The psychological portrait of Bernie is done with a light touch, precisely because Linklater turns him into something of a transparency — or a prism, in which the town and even the state, the judicial system and the "American way of death," the implicit values of the social economy are seen, as if anew, in surprising light.

Only the reader, as the narrative slowly unwinds, can appreciate the ways in which each woman -- defining herself against her parents even as she unconsciously follows in their footsteps -- mimics and refracts the experiences of those who've come before her, struggling, as if anew, with the same difficulties of sex and love, work and children.

What we discover when completing a phenomenological analysis is that: To remember is not to bring back before the gaze of consciousness a self-subsistent picture of the past, it is to plunge into the horizon of the past and gradually to unfold tightly packed perspectives until the experiences that it summarizes are as if lived anew in their own temporal place.

To remember is not to bring back before the gaze of consciousness a self-subsistent picture of the past, it is to plunge into the horizon of the past and gradually to unfold tightly packed perspectives until the experiences that it summarizes are as if lived anew in their own temporal place.

Some are already wondering if prices will slump anew if the big money stops flowing.

The United States, France, Germany and Britain are among major economies that retain AAA ratings, although some investors suspect that they, too, may become more vulnerable if growth slows anew or if their public finances fail to improve.

He revisits the music as if hearing it anew (albeit with a knowing wink), celebrating the band as if they were only now getting attention they deserved, van Gogh-like, long after their demise – tinyurl.com/qkzhr3.

Then the cycle begins anew, if all goes well.