Sentence examples for newfound sets of from inspiring English sources

Several are newfound sets of twins, but one pair stands out from the rest.

Over night, both sets of parents gained a newfound respect for me.

(Elizabeth) The participants reported that HIV had given them a new set of goals and newfound opportunities, largely related to helping those newly diagnosed with HIV, or within the educational or care sector.

At best, you'll leverage your newfound skill set to land your dream job.

Unnamed officials told the Associated Press that the withdrawal had been under review for months, influenced by a complicated set of factors including the newfound support of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and concerns about Isis fighters moving in to the country.

But some farmers insist that the newfound frugality of the Gucci set cannot by itself explain the absolute washout of the alligator business.

When Godard abandoned the movie industry, in 1968, he was fleeing not just a set of narrative conventions, his own public image, and his newfound cinema "family" but also the entrenched customs of movie production.

Catucci and a handful of others critics expressed surprise at the newfound maturity of the band.

Richard and Linda Thompson embraced Sufism and made Pour Down Like Silver, a set of pared-to-the-bones songs as austere as their newfound lifestyle.

With all due respect to the recent set of changes to the laws of the game, highlighted by the newfound legality of taking a kick-off backwards, it's time for something more radical.

And as for finding adequate counsel, that poses a whole new set of problems – from the lack of competent financial advisors who are well informed to professional athletes becoming magnets for people who want a piece of their newfound fortunes.