Sentence examples for feel of something new from inspiring English sources

Bowie's transmutations have always had the look and feel of something new, the "next thing".

It has the feel of something new, too, an undiscovered cuisine, rather than a rehash of an old one.

All I want is to feel better, and that overrides the fear of something new, something reserved for people who are crazy.

It's fear of something new.

The main reward for distance running, he wrote, is "a sense of accomplishment"—and "we're more likely to feel proud of something new that scares us".

Yet, I do feel on the brink of something new.

It sounds terrifying but, in fact, it soothed him, the melancholy he had felt at the sight of a fallen bough swiftly replaced with a sense of "what felt like the beginning of something new".

It felt like the beginning of something new.

Although the calendar tells us that January is the start of the year, September has always felt like the start of something new and exciting.

"I didn't really have that much with Elizabeth Swann, Keira's character, but I would like to see a bit more of that because it feels like the start of something new," he said, "and there's kind of a lot of possibility at the end of the movie.

I guess a lot of what we did back then would be working on the edge of what was considered legal (and was subsequently made illegal) so it had that Punk/D.I.Y. vibe, and we felt we were part of something new and important.