Sentence examples for with a newfound commitment from inspiring English sources

With a newfound commitment to staying true to himself, Vinnie is confident and sagely positive.

His restoration is a testament to determination, a keen ear for hits, a newfound commitment to frugality and luck.

Raj Date, executive director of the Cambridge Winter Center for Financial Institutions Policy, worried that even if bank regulators showed a newfound commitment to consumer finance, they might forget it once the spotlight on the issue receded.

Even more important, the teacher emerged from the darkness into light with a newfound sense of love and commitment to his mistress (played by Frances McDormand) and their unborn child.

PARIS — Business and consumer confidence fell in the European Union in May as governments' newfound commitment to austerity, along with a decline in stock prices and the euro, all took their toll.

The need for additional financial resources as well as the government's newfound commitment to working with civil society as a condition for Global Fund support compelled the MOH to increase its commitment to the implementation of policies aimed at strengthening TB control [F.

But recently, Mercedes's newfound commitment to high performance has produced a grittier sports car: the 563-horsepower SLS AMG, whose gullwing doors trace a direct line to the revolutionary 300SL of the mid-1950s.

With its tidy dimensions, the Encore changes direction quickly and demonstrates Buick's newfound commitment to making cars that are satisfying — even if not downright sporty — to drive.

The administration's newfound commitment to cyber security is thus highly welcome, if long overdue.

He handled the good times well, imbuing his fellow citizens with a newfound confidence.

Expect Harbaugh to have his team playing with a newfound urgency.