Sentence examples for newfound desires from inspiring English sources

Minnie, like most fifteen-year-olds, faces the fury of newfound desires.

By Richard Brody August 7, 2015 Minnie (Bel Powley, left), like most fifteen-year-olds, faces the fury of newfound desires.

The Hormone Monsters are kind of like the devils on the pubescent kids' shoulders, instructing them to give into all of their newfound desires (steal a lipgloss, jerk off to your friend's sister's swimming costume, "get Chick-Fil-A….and not tell anybody!!!").

Luckily for girls everywhere, when she returns home it is with a newfound desire to do something useful, and an idea for "her biggest adventure yet".

They were motivated, she said, by a newfound desire to engage in American civic life -- a trend also noted by Dr. Fine and Louise Cainkar, a sociologist at Marquette University.

Still, he didn't come back expressing a newfound desire to soak up everything in high school so that he'll be ready to plunge into college courses.

He says we're "more estranged, physically and metaphorically, from one another than ever before" – this after repeatedly mocking our newfound desire to discuss the way we "feel".

It is a tribute to her resilience, to her newfound desire to reach outside her inner circle for advice, to her ornery streak and to her still healthy appetite for titles, particularly of the Grand Slam variety.