Sentence examples for renewed perhaps from inspiring English sources

I suppose I expected a sense of hope renewed, perhaps even euphoria.

Some members of Congress have proposed that the credit be renewed, perhaps with a phaseout over a few years.

The cluster of allegations that surfaced last week have renewed, perhaps more strongly than before, the public perception that when they were in power the Conservatives tolerated sleaze in government.

The movie, which takes place at a rustic New England college, is set deep in Stillman's mind; it's a manifesto with which he makes the case for the renewed, perhaps even increased, relevance of his worldview to the world he's been too long absent from.

Island-building processes include primary processes such as intrusion and extrusion for volcanic (parts of) islands that may be periodically renewed, perhaps when an older volcanic island becomes the site of younger volcanism, as with Maui (Hawaii) and Savai'i (Samoa) (Bergmanis et al. 2000; Hart et al. 2004).

Perhaps by expanding the dialogue about food in our society to address the challenges families face when it comes to eating together, we can renew, perhaps even reinvent, what has become a valuable American tradition--and begin to chart a course for the meal's future along the way.

Why then does Hamas seem determined to pursue a renewed and perhaps prolonged and bloody conflict?

These data suggest that children in poor diabetes control who participate in an intervention can reflect upon their previous functioning and provide a renewed, and perhaps more accurate, judgment regarding diabetes problems.

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the end of the cold war, this very British genre has struggled to renew itself, perhaps because Britain's role in the world has become so reduced.

My incredible body will renew itself, perhaps with scars.

Poulter now has renewed enthusiasm and, perhaps, purpose.