Sentence examples for looking anew from inspiring English sources
With an eye on today's events, looking anew at historical sports photographs from The New York Times.
To recap from earlier, Steve Busfield is joining us and will be looking anew at how we do our blogs.
Besides safety concerns, companies are now looking anew at the issue of risk management related to travel.
That's argument enough for looking anew at the midcentury craft renaissance, and for museum shows that place craft, art and design on a level field.
Together, they're helping Arena build a strong case for playgoers of this century looking anew at a major American playwright from the last one.
In Los Angeles, residents' groups and some elected officials are looking anew at buried or concrete-lined creeks as assets instead of inconveniences, inspired partly by Seoul's example.
We need to look anew at Wan Li and his reign".
Sperber forces us to look anew at a man whose influence lives on.
I always know I have succeeded when my students teach me how to look anew.
MIT historian Malick Ghachem gets readers and students to look anew at the Atlantic world.
"Degas/Cassatt," at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, looks anew at a relationship between two painters.
