Sentence examples for referred anew from inspiring English sources
Asked why the Republicans had chosen to run the advertisement now, he referred anew to the $30 million in Democratic commercials, then added, "The rhetoric started getting a little harsh: 'put up or shut up.' " Mr. Gore has used that phrase to goad Mr. Bush to put out more specifics on his policy proposals.
Respondents in some communities referred to Papua New Guinean men entering the community anew or returning to their community having lived in another area within PNG for some time; others referred to the influence of people from Asia ('Asians') and other overseas visitors.
That fact led me to think anew about my one encounter with the great DiMaggio, as Hemingway referred to him in "The Old Man and the Sea".
Normally referred to as Stanko, he is a boyfriend from Pauline's school days, who falls for her anew — a surprise to us and a glitch for the R.N.P., since Stanko used to do its dirty work on the quiet.
A global pandemic was declared anew last June 11 , 2009by the World Health Organization (WHO) due to the emergence and rapid worldwide spread of a novel influenza A (H1N1) virus, hereafter referred to as pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus [2], [3].
The Buddhist concept of "beginner's mind" refers to the approach of a person just starting out, filled with the wonder of new learning, and being challenged anew by it.
Instead we thought anew, and acted anew.
