Sentence examples for of newfound recognition from inspiring English sources

(Petrusich)20100415 ★ THE JON SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION (Friday) Having just released an anthology of its first decade — "Dirty Shirt Rock 'N' Roll: The First Ten Years" (Majordomo) — the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion is enjoying a bit of newfound recognition, especially among fans who just now recognize the oddly pervasive influence of the band's scrappy, bare-bones punk.

Companies will implement practices that reflect a newfound recognition of the consequences of playing fast and loose with the numbers.

Bafta winner Olivia Colman says her newfound recognition makes her embarrassed when she steps out of her house.

THE INAUGURAL EDITION of The Forbes 400 in 1982 introduced all sorts of names into the national discourse, and many of these previously under-the-radar tycoons fought back against their newfound recognition.

The truth is that newfound recognition and riches bring with them a heavy burden of responsibility.

In the very years when Chicago has gloried in newfound recognition as a major restaurant destination, with the spotlight trained upon alumni of Mr. Trotter's kitchen like Mr. Achatz, Homaro Cantu (of Moto), Giuseppe Tentori (of Boka), and Graham Elliot (of Graham Elliot), the man who put the city on the fine-dining map has somehow fallen below the radar.

But our favorite residents of Newfound Lake were the loons.

Sialkot had the air of newfound prosperity.

Her latest LP, "Blessed" (Lost Highway), reflects a bit of newfound (and hard-won) optimism.

So on "Four the Record," her fourth album, she has plenty of newfound capital to spend.

This is an expression of newfound freedom and mobility.