Sentence examples for incredibly new from inspiring English sources

"Re-examining what happens to women in their 30s, 40s and 50s is, in some ways, incredibly new territory.

Vox and FiveThirtyEight are both incredibly new journalistic endeavors, if pseudo-journalistic in their experimentation with what journalism means.

"The radio was incredibly new and, like the mobile phone, the wireless was about to take off from nothing to half the population having it really, really quickly".

3/15 Anna Calvi chose 'Push the Sky Away' by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds There's a hymnal quality to this record, it's hypnotic and calm in a way that seems incredibly new for the Bad Seeds.

Nicholas Tory is the creative director of Ample Projects, a Sydney group responsible for Vivid's Urban Tree in Martin Place, and says the art form and the high-resolution projection technology responsible for it are still incredibly new.

It was incredibly new: this was the early 90s, and I was in my late 30s [until this point, Hadley had been working as a teacher, and bringing up her three sons].

Yes, it's incredibly new-agey and we don't normally go in for this sort of thing, but if you're open to it, it will help you relax and bliss out.

In this episode of The Cartoon Lounge, all these problems evaporate because of an incredibly convenient new resource: the New Yorker Magazine Fitness Center.

Since the fields with heavy Russian influence had "incredibly bright new mathematicians coming in, with all these new theorems, all these new techniques flooding the market, you would expect that people working in those areas are going to learn quite a lot from them," Borjas says.

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Many other things my friend Yewande's incredibly green new compound, watching young women in Lagos, some personal experiences.