Sentence examples for make everything new from inspiring English sources

How to make everything new?

The world and the people in it might grow old, but the imagination has the power to make everything new.

"Before us there was a vide, a vacuum, and it was necessary to make everything new".

"You have to make everything new.

Gaining some perspective may make it easier when you talk again; sometimes a short break can make everything new and fine again.

Addressing the thousands of faithful who had gathered inside and outside the Church of the Holy Trinity, Benedict said, "Let the church be renewed by sainted priests, transfigured by the grace of he who makes everything new".

He is tempted, however, into making everything new in the 17th century a result of climate change, and this can only be true by so diluting the notion of causation as to render his claim meaningless — or just plain vulnerable.

Taraleigh: There aren't many new ideas anymore, but what makes everything new and interesting is the individual and what they choose to do with the ideas.

I think they are the most beautiful creatures I have ever seen, and their magic and wonder has exploded my heart and my world and made everything new.

In China, they want to make everything look new.

They have to make everything sound new again.