Sentence examples for newly and from inspiring English sources

In Tom Morris's staging, King Lear looks newly and bitingly prophetic.

Of this newly and awkwardly shared ground, each side expressed deep skepticism of the other.

This newly and widely story-centric world could have been pleasantly exciting had there not been an unseen danger underneath.

I was fourteen or so, newly (and uncomfortably) confirmed; the dislocation to the country had unsettled me.

This is Jean Genet's first play, newly and expertly translated by David Rudkin and vividly directed by Geraldine Alexander.

This show makes it newly and sharply clear that Mr. Josephson was researching the nature and limits of photography from the beginning.

Many people in Osceola are newly and intimately acquainted with the steel industry, a development for which Kennemore himself is partly responsible.

For the well-connected, there will be a chance to rub elbows with the newly and once-again powerful at a series of dinners and parties.

One of the interests in watching its wine industry grow is to experience the next sparkler, and the next, to see whose style is newly and differently attractive.

The performance becomes a seamless, astonishing whole only when Ms. Streep sings the Brechtian songs that have been newly (and effectively) scored by Jeanine Tesori.

Later, the newly and suspiciously rich began burying their dead in outrageously opulent coffins — studded with jewels, lined with silk or leather.