Sentence examples for newfound high from inspiring English sources

Only one thing robs Mr. Rivers of his newfound high these days: television news footage of the latest post-tornado suffering.

I noticed he forgot to mention that one, from his newfound moral high road".

Readers who regularly smite me hip and thigh with peem (politically excoriating e-mail) hailed what they discovered to be my newfound independence, high-mindedness and sagacity.

She and the others remembered a newfound ease as high school was ending, when the racial divide began to fade.

But recently, Mercedes's newfound commitment to high performance has produced a grittier sports car: the 563-horsepower SLS AMG, whose gullwing doors trace a direct line to the revolutionary 300SL of the mid-1950s.

It is going to be the billion people joining the middle class in Asia, it is going to be what the resource-rich countries do with their newfound wealth of high oil prices.

Bruni's crusade to vaunt Sarkozy's newfound taste for high culture and art-house cinema was toned down at the start of his election campaign, when an interview with a TV magazine deliberately positioned her as a humble new mum who liked to watch TV soaps and the Tour de France at home in a tracksuit.

The newfound pair lies high above the galactic plane, meaning it is out of the main disc of our spiral Milky Way galaxy — a characteristic shared by only two other black-hole binary systems, including Swift J1753.5 0127.

He insists that his newfound success — and high-priced East Side address — does not change his essential political message and appeal.

The efforts stem from the newfound importance of high-speed trading, which began to grow significantly in the middle of the last decade and is now a central part of some hedge funds' investment strategies.

India's newfound appetite for high-end cuisine is attracting the attention of A-list celebrity chefs.