And he will not try the long-handled belly putter, the savior of so many senior golfers — look at Bernhard Langer — because it's newfangled and untraditional.
Klezmer as we know it today is newfangled, having evolved in tandem with other streams of Western music over several hundred years.
Its inventor called it the cardio-pneumo-psychograph. To a clutch of coeds in Berkeley, Calif., in 1921, it was a newfangled magic box that was somehow going to look into their minds and find out who was pilfering cash and jewelry at their college boardinghouse.
For all that this is newfangled, it's also fundamentally old-fashioned.
Everywhere you went, there were newfangled foams, gels, "airs," and "soils," and ingredients doing impossible things.
We may think that the principles of self-management are newfangled and untested, simply because the majority of organizations we've experienced haven't used them.
It was amplified by newfangled, flighty financial techniques, notably buying assets with borrowed money and watching leverage work its arithmetical magic.
"It's no newfangled system," Mr. Gross said.
It's a newfangled installation, intended to do away with old-school beauty retailing — in which aggressive cosmetics sales clerks interrupt passersby to push the latest products.
But a blend of modern manufacturing acumen will be blended with that traditional old-world appeal, and it's the newfangled approach and look of the GT that is meant to appeal to a younger, less exceedingly well-heeled customer.
It's a newfangled idea for the nearly century-old division of GE, one whose 7.6-million-square-foot Appliance Park factory complex in Louisville produced millions of refrigerators, stoves and dishwashers for suburban America after World War II but then faded.
