Sentence examples for invented anew from inspiring English sources

The original cabinets of curiosities were as much private chambers in which the world might be invented anew as repositories for definitive objects.

The bottomlessness of our need for love means that, even in our most stable, permanent, and healthy relationships, love "can only be renewed and invented anew, again and again.

ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS All the rudeness, crudeness and perversely light-footed grace of classical farce seemed to be invented anew, every night and on the spot, by this Broadway transplant from the National Theater in London — and particularly by its triumphantly addled star, James Corden.

Lady Gaga has become successful by adhering to the belief that there's no inner truth to be advertised, or salvaged: all one can do is invent anew.

Similarly unorthodox in outlook, the two men share a chameleonlike ability to invent themselves anew.

And with a pensive gaze at the old house, he realized — here was the epiphany — he could invent himself anew.

I want to propose smart uniforms for all those who don't have the time, the means, or the patience to invent themselves anew every day.

But soon, they will be distracted by new school clothes, freshly sharpened No. 2 pencils and the annual chance to invent themselves anew.

Now entering his 60's, Theroux seems protean, inventing himself anew from book to book, trying on situations and approaches with an inventive ease that seems surprisingly free of the narrowing warps of obsession.

It is almost a given that shows like this, which invent variety anew for every new host, start on shaky legs, and "Why?" did not buck the trend.

Well, something old and something new: Simons looking to the past to invent the future anew.