Sentence examples for newfound change from inspiring English sources

Normally I'd hate on Blizzard for the constant downtime that occurs when a patch is rolled out in World of Warcraft, but after reading this article, I have a newfound change of heart.

This newfound willingness to change might be thanks to Osteria Francescana in Modena, Italy.

The two researchers will measure the rate of evolutionary change the newfound gene has undergone in the different branches of the primate tree, looking for any recent spurt in the human version of the gene.

They wanted to turn their amorphous sense of newfound power into tangible change close to home — better schools, fewer foreclosures, new blood in local government — and now they felt strong enough to try.

And Zinke's newfound belief that climate change is part of the wildfire problem came only after several days of intense criticism.

Let's hope the newfound fame doesn't change Caine's humble heart because unlike many children his age, he still loves using his imagination.

But following the country's newfound focus on climate change, the Greens now appear poised to return to parliament, where they could potentially play a crucial support role in helping the Social Democrats form a new government.

Mr. Peralta says the newfound connectivity has quickly changed life on the reservation.

This is probably because he wants to wear them himself, and spend a portion of the film miming My Love Don't Cost a Thing into a mirror, such is his newfound enthusiasm for costume changes.

The government has already set about considering what changes its newfound independence might enable it to make to fiscal policy, such as lowering the corporate tax rate to attract much-needed private investment.

A14 Iraqi Women Look Ahead Some women view newfound religious freedoms nervously as change sweeps through Iraqi society.