Sentence examples for new accidental from inspiring English sources

He was stoic, calling attention to a new, accidental beauty: what was briefly a living woman was now the ruin of a classical statue.

Emerging meanwhile as new accidental star of the 2012 race is the subject of the spot, 62-year-old Joe Soptic, now dubbed everywhere as Joe the Steelworker, partly in homage to Joe the Plumber, who became the "everyman" mascot of John McCain's Republican bid for the White House four years ago.

As he did so, it was impossible not to think of the countless times those buzzwords had been tossed from podiums down the years by Sepp Blatter, Platini, Infantino and all those who had gone before and conclude that Uefa's new accidental leader could be judged only by his actions.

Streaming your album early, on your terms, is the new "accidental" leak.

And, as it turned out, that new "accidental" man in my life was very forgiving and very understanding.

If you'd like more, you'll find them in the new Accidental Seeker guidebook "Seven Simple Steps Into Happiness".

But the otherwise dry and highly technical report included at least one new tidbit: accidental "pocket dial" or "purse dial" calls to 911, which can waste valuable resources, jumped from 31 percent of all calls in 2009 to 39 percent in 2011.

The tension between the projection of a modern, inclusive, tolerant party and the reality of a sizeable racially intolerant element within its base pining for the restoration of white privilege is neither new nor accidental.

We keep sprouting money -- old money, new money, accidental money, incidental money and self-hating money -- despite all the novels, folk songs, sermons and Bill Moyers specials that remind us that this is not what life is really all about.

This week, the New York Times Op-Ed columnist Charles M. Blow talks to the host Ben Ratliff about Brad Paisley's controversial new song, "Accidental Racist," in which the central character — a white southerner — walks into a Starbucks and experiences a moment of clarity, or something like that, regarding the Confederate flag T-shirt he's wearing.

These peculiar transitions were made possible by the recurrence of the pentatonic on different traditions; they were also enabled by 20 years of, in a sense, aural slumber, and of now beginning to recover, in a new but accidental way, what I'd long ago heard and cast aside.