Sentence examples for of the renewing from inspiring English sources

What do the codes next to the names of the renewing entities mean?

The influence of the pH control was found dependent of the renewing of solution.

Returning to his homeland after the war, Benjamin Britten intended his Spring Symphony to represent the promise of the renewing cycle of the seasons.

The past decade has seen attempts to claw back the reform of the renewing second Vatican council, called 50 years ago to blow some cleansing winds through Vatican windows and corridors.

Friedman added that "at their worst, [social media sites] can become addictive substitutes for real action". That is why, while the larger social movements, as in Cairo's Tahrir Square or on Wall Street, may raise consciousness about the need for renewal in society, it is the smaller social initiatives, usually developed by small groups in communities, that do much of the renewing.

So what is at stake here is not simply of a doctrinal and dogmatic fortress which may wither in Catholicism, but rather of the renewing fire of the Spirit which will be smothered if the Church does not open herself to the gift of prophecy from the Spirit whose wind blows wherever and whenever she pleases.

Shares of Yahoo rallied on news of the renewed talks.

But we will prevail because of the renewed sense of patriotism.

In the wake of the renewed controversy, the Romney campaign attempted to shield their candidate.

But its position appears to have softened slightly in the wake of the renewed violence.

The person who spoke of the renewed conflict said: "It's a mess.