Sentence examples for newly won insights from inspiring English sources

Therefore, despite the support accorded to efforts like that of Gustaf Aulén to reinterpret the metaphor of the Atonement as Christ's victory over his enemies, Protestant theology in the middle of the 20th century was still searching for a doctrine of the Atonement to match its newly won insights into the doctrine of the person of Christ.

Fortified with these newly won insights, Himmler, who had become an aide to the leading Nazi Gregor Strasser (whose murder he would later connive at during the Night of the Long Knives in 1934), traveled around lower Bavaria to educate peasants about the diabolical links between capitalism, Freemasons and Jews.

No doubt, the Bank wants to demonstrate its newly won independence.

As Russia slid into authoritarianism, Ukraine was revelling in its newly won freedom.

With shouts of "Freedom!" the people of South Sudan celebrated their newly won independence on July 9.

Failing to find the fabled gold, however, he and his men returned to New Spain without any newly won wealth.

In this era of newly won freedom in eastern Europe, these ideals are awakened in all of us.

THE newly won star status of the European entrepreneur, and the crushing burden of Big Government.

And yet, it appears they are being decidedly cautious about their newly won freedom to advertise.

And graduates soon lose their newly won literacy because they have nothing to read.

Those providing the capital are newly won investor Vorwerk Ventures, and existing shareholder Piton Capital.