Sentence examples for me anew from inspiring English sources

There were moments when the swirling, heart-plucking tunefulness and witty layering of Larson's score struck me anew.

Shopping for a new stove brought this truth home to me anew.

But the talk of strategy flustered me anew; on top of everything else, I had to worry about scoring, though the criteria for points were elusive.

My return journeys this year convinced me anew that China's intensifying efforts to establish hegemony have revived the region's Sinophobia among most segments of its populations, while refreshing hopes that the Americans will return, this time in peace.

The car could barely squeeze between the walls, and the puddles and mud in the road reminded me anew of the origins of the custom of removing one's shoes before entering a mosque.

This element of ballet struck me anew when I saw a recent City Ballet performance of Balanchine's "Serenade," in which the choreography teases out the elegant complexities of Tchaikovsky's familiar Serenade for Strings.

And it made me think anew of how much hostility lurks within Mr. Allen's cinematic love letters to Manhattan.

Meanwhile, other developments were afoot that made me wonder anew if government departments inhabit parallel universes.

But I reserve a special chamber of my memory for those actors and actresses who made me look anew at old acquaintances.

But the production was even more extensively readdressed (and in some crucial cases redressed, making me realize anew what a difference costumes can make).

The stars of "Follies" had remained the same, but the production had been extensively readdressed (and in some crucial cases, re-dressed, making me realize anew what a difference costumes can make).