Sentence examples for in reborn from inspiring English sources

Mildred Sontag was a dominant figure in "Reborn," as she is here, usually featuring in tormented reflection.

Several of her "Ideas for stories," jotted down now and then in "Reborn," clearly draw on her experience, but she had little use for her past.

In "Reborn," she had the most to say about her life during periods of upheaval, when taking another difficult step in the making of herself.

In "Reborn," whether she is teaching at the City College of New York or at Sarah Lawrence — and missing, yet again, one of her classes — it is clear that, as fond of her students as she could be, she doesn't want them in her head.

In "Reborn: Journals and Notebooks 1947-1963" — publinhed in 2008, as the first of what will be three volumes — we saw a teen-age Sontag entering college, transferring between colleges, getting married, giving birth to a son, going to grad school, turning twenty, moving to Oxford, moving to Paris, becoming entangled with various women, and returning to New York, where she nothing like slowed down.

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For these kinds of photographs, things-in-themselves reborn, there has never been a better moment.

Only one person who maintained equanimity in the midst of death in battlefield was reborn in heaven.

Serious drama in Europe was reborn in the Middle Ages within the Roman Catholic church.

In this passage, a soldier asks the Buddha if it is true that, as he has been told, soldiers slain in battle are reborn in a heavenly realm.