Sentence examples for renewed preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Today, a renewed preoccupation with the spirit world has been variously ascribed to millennial angst, intimations of mortality among baby boomers and disenchantment with organized religion.

It would be sad if today's renewed preoccupation with American exceptionalism ends up sacrificing the freedom it purports to be preserving for a similarly fixed and incurious vision of the world.

The preoccupation with calendars has coincided with a renewed fascination with the heavens, evident in a bevy of new models dusted with moons and stars to show their celestial leanings.

renewed life.

The killing was renewed.

ReprintsWill it be renewed?

He, of course, renewed.

There was renewed vigour.

The republic is renewed.

Life will be renewed.

Still, he has renewed hope.