Sentence examples for imagined anew from inspiring English sources

To return to an improved version of corporate citizenship, such checks on corporate power need to be forged and imagined anew.

Over the past 2,000 years, the Virgin Mary's face has been imagined anew by every generation.

Several times, she has been called on to imagine anew entire parts of the paper, which she described as one of the most appealing parts of her work.

Well, imagine anew my friends.

Mr. Obama hailed them on Monday as "real visionaries" who "challenged us to think anew, to imagine, after decades of confrontation, how our nations might engage in cooperation".

But somehow, even in 2008, Franz Kafka himself keeps morphing, inspiring generations of fans to imagine him anew.

Just as Kilimanjaro affords giddying views, so Paker's show reveals some underexposed features of modern living, then imagines them anew.

Again, we can perceive that they weren't crazy: "is being" certainly can seem a little weird if you roll it around in your mouth and imagine hearing it anew.

Reflecting on it now, I imagine starting a life anew after leaving behind everything, including family and friends, is more than I would be able to bear – I would be resentful.

Imagine if Russ Hodges had to summon anew the ardor of his call of Bobby Thomson's 1951 playoff homer.

I can't imagine any adult not seeing it and appreciating anew the beauty of Earth and the foolhardy, wonderful recklessness of what was accomplished 40 years ago.