Sentence examples for renewed existence from inspiring English sources

I did finally make it to 40 in March , 2011– a stepping stone for a renewed existence with my wife Katie and son Felix.

However, despite this renewed enthusiasm the existence of cancer stem cells remains controversial in many tumour types and any potential relationship to the normal stem cell pool remains poorly defined.

Along with similar schemes in six other cities, Olinda's forms part of Monumenta, a $200m comprehensive restoration plan backed by Brazil's federal government, the Inter-American Development Bank and UNESCO.In this section A future for the past The world's way of death ReprintsBrazilian faceliftThe Monumenta programme owes its existence to renewed interest in historic restoration.

The report, which raised renewed concern about the "possible existence of undeclared nuclear facilities and material in Iran," struck a darker tone than previous assessments.

Interest was renewed; by 1961, 332 squadrons were in existence and in 1972, authority was given for membership of up to 28,000 cadets.

Hope that Bergdahl was alive was renewed in January when U.S. officials confirmed the existence of a video in which he referred to recent events.

Hope that Bergdahl was still alive was renewed in January when U.S. officials confirmed the existence of a video in which he referred to recent events.

I dream with renewed freshness of a deeper purpose, of an existence beyond the regurgitation of my own flesh and blood, of more than just me.

The longstanding debate about the meaning and existence of "junk DNA" has come under renewed scrutiny in light of recent and controversial claims that 80%% of the human genome is functional [ 1– 5].

The ongoing miracle of his existence at sea is also foreshadowed by his spiritual life on land; Pi is a creature of faith (or faiths) who sees eternally renewed wonder in God and his creation.

The moment Frankenstein's yellow-­eyed monster blinks to life is also the beginning of a renewed quest to understand what that life actually means, what makes human existence something more than the low hum of an electrical connection.