Sentence examples for a recent twist from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a recent twist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new or unexpected development in a situation or story that has occurred not long ago.
Example: "The investigation took a surprising turn with a recent twist that revealed new evidence."
Alternatives: "a new development" or "a surprising turn".
If Ms. Robinson appears to have a charmed life, that is a recent twist.
Using a recent twist on an older technique, Derron Bishop, the other co-first author, made computer reconstructions of serial transmission electron micrographs of axons that were in the process of retreating.
In a recent twist, FICD was shown to act bifunctionally in both AMPylation and deAMPylation of BiP and to carry out deAMPylation as its primary enzymatic activity in vitro18,19.
Before a recent twist of fate -- Governor McGreevey's abrupt resignation -- propelled him to new prominence, Mr. Cammarano spent a decade on Mr. Codey's staff, building a reputation in political circles as an understated but effective political operative.
W-shape engines, a recent twist in design, have begun to show up under the hood of several new models from the Volkswagen Group, offering a fresh approach to packing more cylinders into engine compartments.
This paper examines a recent twist in EU data protection law.
The recent rise of the maras, an international network of youth gangs, has added to the mayhem.In a disturbing recent twist, increasing numbers of women are being killed.
The overall story has long been one of fear-mongering and rank hypocrisy, but the debasement of the ACMD is a comparatively recent twist.
A second recent twist in the U.S.-China relationship reflects Washington's longstanding penchant for blaming others for problems of its own making, a deflection of responsibility that also fits the classic diagnostics of the psychologist.
In an interesting recent twist, it looks like Amazon is gearing up to launch in Australia first.
