By this new institution, the Italian youth were diverted from the exercise of arms, and the capital was terrified by the strange aspect and manners of a multitude of barbarians.
Provoked at this new instance of their affection for his cousin, and their contempt for his person, the emperor ventured to punish some of the leaders of the mutiny.
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Education needs to be shaped to the dynamics of self-constitution in practical experiences characteristic of this new age of humankind.
This new stage is not a continuation of a previous stage.
It may well be that the coming of age of America is part of this new stage.
In this new perspective, interpretation is always another instance of constituting the language, not only using it.
Yet so it was; and the author, already sore with the wounds which Collier had inflicted, was galled past endurance by this new stroke.
Hast thou ever heard much,' asked she, 'of this new sect of the Nazarenes, of which my brother spoke?
What think you of this new sect, which I am told has even a few proselytes in Pompeii, these followers of the Hebrew God--Christus?
Renee of France, the Duchess of Ferrara, That Lily of the Loire, is bowed by winds That blow from Rome; Olympia Morata Banished from court because of this new doctrine.
They had heard rumors of this new doctrine, and had been sent to find out more about it.
There were many in Tamsui alone, and very indignant they were at this new barbarian's success.
All he wanted it seemed was to tell of this new Jehovah-religion which he believed, and surely there could be no great harm in listening to him talk.
He frankly declared that he was tired and sick of idols and wanted to hear more of this new religion.
Orde, leaning back more easily in the interest of this new discussion.
But I don't go in much for that sort of thing, and I expect to be very busy now on this new matter; so I won't trouble you.
Loosened from those roots, unable to attach herself to this new soil, and not spiritually leagued with her husband, she was more and more lonely.
In the light ofthis new certainty, it was terrifying.
But the men who lived in this new land of fresh air and high skies were very different from their brethren of the mother country.
Amidst the unhealthy marshes of the Baltic Sea the Tsar built this new city.
Two generations tried to make a success of this new arrangement.
This new form of dramatic entertainment demanded a proper setting, and soon every Greek city owned a theatre, cut out of the rock of a nearby hill.
Jan de Witt was the first successful exponent of this new school of politics.
Be a merciful Mother Oldershaw, and spare me the worry of looking at the Ins and Outs, and adding up the chances For and Against, in this new venture of mine.
I declare I tingle with pleasure at this new prospect of making a fool of Mr. Brock.
I ought to be excited by the opening of this new act in the drama, and by the venturesome part that I am playing in it myself.
But it is not quite so bad as going to school; and I have great hopes of this new lady, because she writes such a nice letter!
Distracted by this new passion on one side, and by remorse for her disloyalty to the old one, on the other, the health of Mlle.
This new introduction of the feminine element into literature, which is directly traceable to the salons of the seventeenth century, suggests a point of special interest to the moralist.
But I secretly blessed the delinquent servant, and began pondering on this new development of the rose question.
My heart was pounding with excitement at this new phase of the girl's nature.
We had a long, grave conversation, for the three of us were not influenced so much by the sensationalness of this new development, as by the question of whither it led.
Leave off then, sir, from being astonished, and wonder no more atthis new manner of decking and trimming up of myself as you now see me.
So this new bride is in her lower parts well slit before, and therefore will not crack behind.
The building of this great vessel led a writer in the New York American to say: "It would really seem that we as a nation had no interest in this new application of steam power, or no energy to appropriate it to our own use.
Like many others, he had doubted the practicability of this new-fangled Yankee notion.
In the face of this new internationalism, this tangled unity of the world, all proposed political and economic programs reveal a woeful common bankruptcy.
But prior to this new approach, no attempt had been made to correlate the effects of the blind and irresponsible play of the sexual instinct with its deep-rooted causes.
Perhaps we may catch fragmentary glimpses of this new life in certain societies of the past, in Greece perhaps; but in all of these past civilizations these happy groups formed but a small exclusive section of the population.
Commercially this discovery of chlorine was of enormous importance and the practical application of this new chemical in bleaching cloth soon supplanted the old process of crofting--that is, bleaching by spreading the cloth upon the grass.
In his Elements of Chemistry he made use of this new nomenclature, and it seemed so clearly an improvement over the old that the scientific world hastened to adopt it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "this new" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
