Sentence examples for newly alive from inspiring English sources

Yet it makes the text feel newly alive, bristly, radical.

When we "remember" a melody, it plays in our mind; it becomes newly alive.

For a government newly alive to evidence of this "mob mentality", professing shock at police corruption isn't enough.

Hotels are full of foreigners newly alive to India's potential as both a market and an "outsourcing" destination.

Ms. Yanowsky's adult presence is enthralling; Mr. Pennefather, whose potential has long been remarkable, is newly alive in expressive subtlety.

If Ned touches the newly alive person a second time, that person will die again, this time for good.

Gamboling with this antic opera, guiding an able cast, he strips away the veneer and reveals Mozart to be newly, enduringly alive.

Just in time for graduation, the East Coast from Connecticut to northern Georgia is alive with newly emerging adults — only they make far more of a racket than the ones in caps and gowns.

There, a player with a University of Connecticut pedigree can make a very nice living, while keeping alive a newly legitimate dream to go from Peekskill to the big time, just like Elton Brand.

One of the main obstacles to such tissue engineering has been producing the network of tiny blood vessels that keep newly growing natural tissue alive.

About 5 years after diagnosis, additional information was collected from the patients alive, including newly diagnosed diseases and recurrences, which were corroborated by medical records.