Sentence examples for Newness from inspiring English sources

The new humans experience the newness of life as the life of Christ that is beginning to mature in themselves, as the overwhelming experience of a new state already now commencing.

Further, newness of property, in this sense, entails new primitive causal powers, reflected in laws which connect complex physical structures to the emergent features.

In contrast to transitoriness as such, however, Benjamin was first and foremost (politically and philosophically) interested in 'the new', in its 'advent' or historical becoming, and in its quality as newness or novelty (the newness of the new), in a way that was conceptually distinct from the conventional opposition of the 'modern' to the 'ancient' which Baudelaire notoriously retained.

Each new cast has forced me to be jolted by the newness of the events in the story.

What we need to feel less lonely is more diversity, more newness.

Her challenge is to balance that with the industry's desire for newness, and the need to be seen making a contribution to the wider fashion conversation, which is essential for the label to be seen as a fashion, rather than a celebrity, brand.

The weathered feel of the place belies the newness of the operation.

But he is keen to distinguish this from nostalgia; the sense of oldness and newness being contemporaneous runs through the book.

Music-streaming services may even reduce piracy, by providing a cheap, legal alternative.For all the newness of the internet and the netizens' claims to come from a different virtual world, the web is beginning to fit into the media world's oldest script: a new technology rides into town, the moguls try to destroy it, but it survives and becomes part of the town's future.

Excitement and 'newness' are really important to us and to our customers".

What this 'newness' amounted to, if anything, is controversial, largely because one's assessment of it depends upon one's assessment of what Platonism is.