Sentence examples for newfound questions from inspiring English sources

This then explains why even researchers with a very well defined research question will have the irresistible urge to keep on digging for the answers to their newfound questions.

Mays, who joined the force in 2001 and works the midnight shift at a precinct in Queens, caught up with VICE between fielding the public's newfound questions on Twitter.

All good news for the A.R.T., it would seem, but some proponents of serious theatrical aesthetics and the avant-garde say its newfound popularity poses questions for theaters and universities broadly.

So there was Carter again, our newfound TV love, questioned for 25 seconds.

However, I am proud of my roots, and I'm proud of my newfound courage to question things instead of merely following what I'm told.

Politically, Trump's sudden newfound sympathy reopens the question of Syrian refugees.

At first they just wrote to one another; Myuran asking questions about his newfound passion, Quilty trying to answer them as best as he could.

But the Greens' newfound clout also raises the question of whether a onetime protest party can lead a manufacturing economy into a new age of renewable energy.

Critics question whether the newfound interest in renewables by traditional oil companies is genuine or just an attempt to take the heat off themselves as they come under increasing fire from environmentalists who accuse them of stoking climate change.

As for the question of whether newfound success might make her lose touch with her roots in the blogging community, Ms. Lawson said she is too aware of her own good fortune — a kind of digital-age Cinderella story — to ever allow her ego to become inflated.

Ines Sainz, the Azteca TV reporter who became the center of a sports media firestorm after she was allegedly harassed at a New York Jets practice in September, has addressed the latest question concerning her newfound U.S. fame.