Sentence examples for newfound principle from inspiring English sources

It is a conversion, whether driven by newfound principle or changing circumstances, that has undeniable political benefits for a president struggling to reassert his authority when his standing even within his own party is under attack.

Knowing that he had only months to live, Mr. Murray stopped aggressive medical treatment and decided to get the word out about his newfound investment principles.

For several years, he had thought about somehow codifying his newfound investment principles, and Mr. Goldie had a hunch that writing the book would be a life-affirming task for Mr. Murray.

The pledge might be seen as an attempt to buy favorable coverage ahead of important provincial elections in Iraq, and illustrates the challenges newfound democratic principles face when they clash with entitlements and cozy relationships that previously went unquestioned.

But the popularity of the land-for-journalists program illustrates the challenges newfound democratic principles face when they clash with entitlements and cozy relationships that no one ever questioned before.

I cannot but wonder what truly motivates Mr. Cheney's newfound interest in litigating principles of executive versus legislative authority.

Glenn Beck's attacks on deeply held Christian principles of social justice have ironically brought newfound attention, focus, and discussion about what it truly means to be a "social justice Christian".

At a moment in which global Western leadership is being questioned and Middle Eastern tensions continue, the timing has never been more opportune to re-focus on the core principles and values that underpin the emergence of Turkey's newfound self-confidence, namely its own domestic developments.

Newfound fame.

NewFound Road, bluegrass.

Or at least newfound conversation.