Sentence examples for of a newfound from inspiring English sources

It was the third time that night I was offered a taste of a newfound friend's drink.

That team were emblematic of a newfound French unity, a spirit of "Black‑Blanc‑Beur" (blacks, whites and Arabs).

His origins were middle class, if of a newfound and precarious respectability; one grandfather had been a domestic servant, and the other an embezzler.

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

The episode made worldwide headlines and "was like a recognition of a newfound power," a producer says; they had to be careful with it and use it wisely.

In this illustrated story, two ant scouts decide to forsake their underground home — and beloved queen/mother — in favor of a newfound storehouse of sparkling, delicious sugar crystals.

Perhaps the saga of Muller's failed attempt to save Saab has led him to a newfound clarity of approach.

So this is kind of like a newfound income stream, if you will".

I mean, this is supposed to be the age where girls start shedding their image (and clothes) in the efforts of approaching a newfound expression.

Thomas Hart Benton's 1920 beach scene "People of Chilmark" exudes a newfound spirit of liberated physicality — as do the elegant photographs of nudes by Edward Weston and Imogen Cunningham.

Along with this understanding of self came a newfound consideration of sexual intimacy.