Sentence examples for newfound existence from inspiring English sources

But that's not to say her newfound existence in the US equated to total freedom.

I want to believe and I honestly hope he can become a "better man", but having once been caught up in a similar though much less colourful maelstrom of my own, at the end of my marriage to Nick Faldo, I am not sure if Tiger can walk the tightrope between his professional life and a newfound spiritual existence.

I can't wait to drink more cider to fuel the birth of my newfound gluten-free existence. .

Can existence not exist?

But they are showing a newfound flexibility in licensing their material as their existence becomes increasingly threatened.

As the mystery deepens, Mr. Cantet lets us, little by little, into a twisted alternate universe: that of a man who has lost his job but who has never told his wife and family, preferring to maintain an increasingly perilous double existence rather than give up his newfound freedom.

As for Plath, Léger quotes from her journal regarding her "submerging" herself in a man's existence and being "supremely happy with my newfound selfless self".

NICODEMUS Kansas (785) 839-4233; www.nps.gov/nico After the Civil War, when Reconstruction was ending and blacks in the South were faced with the harsh limits of their newfound freedom, a movement to carve out a new existence led some to head west to Kansas.

Finally, at age 35, she confronts the crippling reality of her addiction, working through the "slow and aching present" of her newfound sobriety and piecing together the blueprint of her existence.

Despite this newfound stateliness, DiCaprio doesn't seem to crave an especially Ozzie-and-Harriet existence, though he may not yet have honed his grasp of the whole "marriage" thing.

Her confrontation causes the Doctor to reflect that the Daleks' many achievements — including their parliamentary discourse and newfound diversity — have been developed in fearful response to his threat to their existence.