Sentence examples for newfound forms from inspiring English sources

In prose that often crackles with insights, Phillips refashions the heroic period in Freud's life, when he believed "that making things conscious extended the individual's realm of choice; where there was compulsion there might be decision, or newfound forms of freedom".

The permanent forms of newfound culture include the Pérez Art Museum, which opens on Wednesday, and the Frank Gehry-designed building, completed in 2011, for Michael Tilson Thomas's pioneering music academy, the New World Symphony.

"Once people try it, though, they usually have a newfound respect for the form.

But those looking for a cure for over-active sweat glands may have newfound hope in the form of a procedure called miraDry, the Wall Street Journal reports.

The Knicks (6-4), werewere just getting used to their newfound success, also returned to form.

So how will he use his newfound fame? Brown wants to form a "repertory troupe" of actors who could work on projects together.

Karajan, who died in 1989, was a generation younger than Furtwängler and Mengelberg, and to watch him at work was to see an art form acquire a newfound elegance.

Another innovation of the newfound language is a word form that refers to both the present and past time, but not the future.

In addition to sharing plans for my own energy work, my project with Widernet will also feature information on how communities can use their newfound renewable energy to spark other forms of community development.

Soma manages to defeat Graham, even after Graham uses his newfound powers to assume a demonic form.

Another form of armor: her newfound access to designer gowns.