Sentence examples for strike a newly from inspiring English sources

Both Iran's supreme leader and Rouhani subsequently strike a newly conciliatory tone, seeming to signal Iran's readiness for a fresh chapter in diplomacy.

With polls showing Dr. Dean opening up a wide lead in the state, Mr. Kerry has struck a newly aggressive stance against him.

On the same day, a Utah Highway Patrol officer struck a newly created buckle in the highway that threw him against the roof of his vehicle.

Yet with its adventurous textures and introspective lyrics — not to mention a dreamy cover shot by art-world photographer Ryan McGinley — "Prism" strikes a newly sophisticated balance between accessibility and idiosyncrasy; it's a work of confession scaled to Top 40 dimensions, one in which Perry uses her success as license to explore inside and out.

SCORECARD Mr. McCain's focus on patriotic service and sacrifice is likely to strike a chord with newly naturalized and older Latinos.

Just a few weeks ago a suicide bomber with alleged affiliations to Boko Haram struck at a newly opened mosque in Jimeta, a suburb of the city, as hundreds of worshippers gathered to pray there for the first time.

The bomber struck in a newly built neighborhood housing mostly young families, a cluster of white stone apartment buildings lined with palm trees that residents said had been an oasis of calm during the last 20 months of growing violence.

The 227 rooms will strike a balance between classic and contemporary, all natural tones with splashes of chocolate and plum, with many original features plus newly designed furniture.

In Chhattisgarh, carved out from Madhya Pradesh last year, the founding chief minister (a member of the opposition Congress party) has made his reputation by backing a two-month strike at a newly privatised aluminium plant.

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