Sentence examples for newfound one from inspiring English sources
The two dominant narratives that have enveloped the Knicks recently are notably Lin-centric: one, the rapid rise of Jeremy Lin, their star point guard, and two, the questions about how their former savior, Carmelo Anthony, will mesh with their newfound one.
However, if Myriad were to develop techniques to detect mutations similar to the newfound one, the company would have the exclusive right to use them, Critchfield claims: "A company has to protect its intellectual property rights".
I would defend my newfound treasures one by one.
At the same time, Gould's performance catapulted the composition itself into a newfound prominence, one from which it hasn't retreated.
Kelly, who has since been reflecting on his newfound fame, provided one of the few laughter breaks in a week that included Trump's proposal to scrap the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities and Scott Pruitt's attempts to dismantle the E.P.A. as the Great Barrier Reef dies.
Nevertheless, the former Hooters waitress is making the most of her newfound fame, posting one of her favorite iterations of the meme on her Facebook page.
We came back a closer family, with a newfound respect for one another and memories to last a lifetime.
In the talkie era, stage experience had a newfound cachet, and one of the studio bios boasted, "Talbot is a product of the stage...
This air of newfound jadedness is one of the many ways in which Swift broadcasts her long-overdue loss of innocence on "Reputation," an album that captures the singer during the most turbulent but commercially successful period of her career.
Holland keeps his obsession in check, but we see it in his precise way of picking a sliver of gold off his shoe with his cane, or in the way he leans back, puffed up with newfound pride, when one of his illicit partners offhandedly calls him "boss".
All of our "couple" friends went to my ex, and one newfound "friend" literally ran away afterward, apparently unable to continue seeing me.
