An > References for ‘anew’

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[25] It is no use denying the fact that [...] Muslims made the non-Muslims unite anew – an anti-Muslim sentiment [...] long time side by side in India.

[39] This shrewd policy yielded good [...] no Hindu nation could be formed anew.

[41] One who is not installed in vijiṋána [...] that memory. Let your life begin anew. Take to sádhaná [...] rise on the horizon of your life.

[46] For example, if one thinks of ghosts [...] elders try to arouse that impulse anew. The repressed thought of ghosts [...] makes their minds strong as well.

[8] Every man must realize the duty [...] part in the function will think anew that the child is once again being [...] fatherly responsibility of the child.

[6] At one time the people of Samatat [...] Today South Bengal must be built anew.

[13] Society is like a company of pedestrians [...] in his legs. Or, they start out anew, carrying him on their shoulders. [...] even down to three generations.

[12] [The pride of the country is burning/the grave is illuminated/it is burning anew/Sekendria’s library]

[91] The British left the mountainous [...] there was no need to colonize it anew but the Maharaja of Tripura remained [...] Chittagong Bengali and Sylheti Bengali.

[10] I should point out one more thing [...] the jungle and colonized the area anew. If you look at the bloodlines [...] the Contai and Tamaluk regions.

[11] Uttiśt́hata jágrata [...] off their lethargy and start life anew.

[155] The ignorance regarding Brahma [...] to construct everything of life anew. Keeping this cosmic ideation [...] whether to call Him Hari or Allah.

[62] A certain judge made our colleagues swear allegiance anew in Bengali to British India. The [...] a newer terror in public life.

[149] I walked slowly and came to the [...] flood of 1913. It was swallowed anew by the Damodar during the time [...] shortly before the Second World War.

[62] 11) Creation, preservation and [...] saḿskára-bound living being is created anew within the thoughtwaves of the [...] the Puranic god Brahmá.

[66] Observing the manner in which these [...] “The time has come to reflect anew over the legacy that So-and-so [...] the approbation of the audience.

[16] The English word “research” [...] more, doing a new search, looking anew. Its Bengali or Sanskrit synonym [...] gaveśańá should be chosen for this.

[67] I hope, in the fresh dawn of the New Year’s day, you will all ponder anew this eternal and sacred Truth.