Sentence examples for newfound sense from inspiring English sources

Where did this newfound sense of confidence come from?

Behind this newfound sense of confidence is also a shift in ideology.

While they remain two points from safety, Bournemouth's players departed with a newfound sense of belief.

Thrilled to have made the cut, the band members said they were marching with a newfound sense of pride.

Israel's newfound sense of security, though, was bought at a very high price — and it is not a steady state.

That newfound sense of civic responsibility permeates his album "America," which was released by Domino Records, also on Tuesday.

This newfound sense of purpose in her mother's life, Ms. Roberts said, guided her through her grief.

The question for Grace and Jimmy was how to tap a newfound sense of rage on the streets.

Exhilarated by her newfound sense of mission, Nora paints her face, slicks back her hair, strips off her shirt and dances "dervishly" in the studio.

Then there is the newfound sense among collectors worldwide that art is a smart commodity to buy in the midst of economic turmoil.

I have to caution everyone against the puritanism of a newfound sense of ethics, which to me sounds more like righteousness.