Sentence examples for renewed meaning from inspiring English sources

He found renewed meaning in his work in the Senate.

Rediscovering his albums was almost like remembering an old love, this time with renewed meaning.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden — I've seen the quotation above dozens of times, but recently it struck me with renewed meaning and strength.

Clarkson's is not being renewed, meaning that he cannot be associated with the BBC Top Gear brand.

Syria  The EU arms embargo on Syria will not be renewed, meaning Britain and France can supply arms to the Syrian opposition from 1 August.

Under Bahraini law anyone with a travel ban may not have their residence or work permits renewed – meaning they are effectively prevented from repaying their debts.

They renewed the meaning of the neo-Classical buildings around them.

Administrative detention orders permit suspects to be held for six months without trial but can be renewed indefinitely, meaning that some detainees are held for years without ever being charged or knowing the evidence against them.

I think it is better to fight over the concepts themselves in order to restore or renew their meaning.

The Syrian government  has made it clear that they will not renew them, meaning the band will be forced to return to Iraq.

Incorporating indigenous concepts of risk is likely to give a renewed impetus and meaning to the way it is viewed in Africa.