Sentence examples for does really new from inspiring English sources

He does really new age electronic music, his stuff sort of sounds like Tangerine Dream.

If I have something to do really new, I need all my pencils in order to make signs on the score.

Another winner, Harvard physicist Lene Hau, praises the MacArthur program for giving scientists the chance to do "really new things that are hard to fund through traditional means".

I was feeling like I needed to get back to what I do really well: creating new worlds".

The key idea is that machines can only do what we know how to order them to do (or that machines can never do anything really new, or anything that would take us by surprise).

"If you're doing something really new, really out of the ordinary," Vadim Levental says, "then that automatically means you're really fucking everybody off".

Glass hasn't done anything really new here — unless you count the gimmick of having him speak while sitting at a desk that's placed somewhere out of doors.

As Turing says, one way to respond to these challenges is to ask whether we can ever do anything "really new".

Doubtless, much of the tech punditry will agonize over whether Google is doing anything really new here, or just executing its own version of an existing product.

Routh: You would probably not want to spend, you know, $6 or $7 billion to do some really new, innovative rail gun.

First, new methods are often presented without an experimental comparison with existing ones, so it is not clear if the new methods do really provide any improvement.