Sentence examples similar to to present anew from inspiring English sources

But the Communist Party regards the Olympics as a stage on which to present itself anew to the international community.

But hurricane Isaac again disrupted what had been intended to be a smoothly run, carefully choreographed effort to present Romney anew to US voters at the start of the election campaign proper.

American, European, Russian and Chinese officials are meeting on Tuesday to review the proposals that Iran rejected and to decide whether to present them anew to Iran's president-elect, Hassan Rowhani, a former nuclear negotiator.

Prisoners are also entitled to present evidence anew on this aspect of the voluntariness of their confessions if a full and fair hearing has not already been afforded them.

Interrupted trials were presented anew to the subject during the experimental session.

Crucially, the architectural lines of the Bar jacket and other key Dior pieces are presented anew.

Another of his finest books, Dandelion Wine (1957), like his earlier Mars volume, is a gathering of short stories furbished with linking passages and presented anew as a "novel".

As for Earth seen from space, even that sight is presented anew, the planet outlined by a glowing crescent of reflected sunlight hitting clouds above the South Pacific.

Pure metal is never acted upon by acid; it must previously be oxidized; this oxide is dissolved off by the acid; this continually presenting anew surface for action &c.

This is the question that will face all three of the down-sized concepts when they are presented anew in 2012.

Each time the course is offered, markers from the previous year's students are removed from the system so that the slides can be presented anew as "unknowns".