Sentence examples for exactly a new concept from inspiring English sources
The stool, thought up by Peter Trimble isn't exactly a new concept.
The idea of someone going into a magical world only a few can enter isn't exactly a new concept.
(Burke) ★ DD Dorvillier (Wednesday and Thursday; through Sept. 30) Dancers mirroring music isn't exactly a new concept, but an excerpt from Ms. Dorvillier's "Danza Permanente" at Judson Church last year suggested a smart, inquisitive take on the idea.
We couldn't afford a vacation far away and thought maybe we could build a tiny house and stick it in the woods where we could escape". Having grown up in Minnesota, where small cabins are common, Mr. Staff didn't think it was exactly a new concept.
Not exactly a new concept.
Sentiment analysis, too, isn't exactly a new concept either.
That is, the grid gives physical form to a certain democratic, melting-pot idea — not a new concept, and probably not exactly what the planners had in mind, but worth restating.
