Sentence examples for more renewed from inspiring English sources

"No city on earth has been more rewarded by immigrant labor, more renewed by immigrant ideas, more revitalized by immigrant culture," Mr. Bloomberg said of New York City last week.

You emerge from lunch a bit more centered and a bit more renewed.

A little more renewed, comfortable in my own skin and clear on my purpose in life.

After finding these cards, it became the purpose of my cleaning to find more hidden messages from my mom, more renewed, "I love yous," as if she were still there with me.

Every day brings new evidence of the banks' renewed vitality and none is more renewed than Goldman Sachs that not only paid back all the money it received from the taxpayers but is once again restored to profitability.

I went through an Austin-based organization called Cultural Embrace, and came back more renewed than I ever would have had I spent a week sitting on a beach or skiing down a mountain.

WASHINGTON --  The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks in Paris Friday night, which killed 129 people and injured many more, renewing the discussion about how the U.S. should respond to the militant group.

Internet media company Yahoo said on Wednesday its quarterly net profit more than doubled, but the stock fell as some investors got less than they had hoped for more amid renewed optimism about online businesses.

The loss — JPMorgan put it at $2 billion, but it may turn out to be $3 billion or more — has renewed calls for stronger financial regulation.

The fall of Communism led to more prosperity, renewed self-confidence, rising impatience among the sons to try out their wings — until George W. Bush, like Wilson, began to believe that American arms could usher in world freedom.

But the prospect of a reopened state — the lottery operating, 22,000 workers back in state offices, licenses once more being renewed — seemed to eclipse thoughts of how the state will ultimately pay back the new loans.