Sentence examples for strange newfound from inspiring English sources

Shuddering w a strange, newfound courage.

"You are... shuddering w[ith] a strange, newfound courage.

One unfortunate girl would have to stand featherless for the first time, full of the tingling and strange emotions of newfound womanhood, showing her kit and caboodle to the entire leering court.

In a report published Wednesday in the online journal ZooKeys, Paul C. Sereno, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago and a dinosaur specialist, described the strange anatomy of the newfound member of the heterodontosaur family and gave the new species the name Pegomastax africanus, or "thick jaw from Africa".

Sometimes a product's newfound relevance comes from the strangest of places, like, say, a presidential gaffe, or a 20-second web video featuring an evil cat.

Another strange thing begins to happen: Outside the clothing boutiques, my newfound feelings for classic refinement turn into newfound feelings of classic classism.

Here's a summary of the strangest sports story of the year: Dennis Rodman's newfound role as a very, very unofficial ambassador to North Korea.

"We'd already been through so much together, no strange hidden things could pop out," he said of his newfound confidence.

Then, through strange circumstances, the young man becomes a little capitalist and the newfound apple of his family's eye.

One of the weirdest newfound crocs, dubbed Gnatusuchus pebasensis, had rounded teeth and a strange shovel-like snout, which it used to snag clams and other mollusks.

In an appropriately dazed tone, Tyler chronicles his long, strange career, from his 1970s glory days as the lead singer of Aerosmith to his newfound success as a judge on "American Idol".