Sentence examples for mass of new from inspiring English sources

It connected a mass of new political actors to the places of political power.

Fair enough, if there were evidence of a mass of new homes becoming available.

And then it began to change - in those undervalued 1960s - and, as the change in the airwaves speeded up, mass communication brought in a mass of new accents.

The status of traditional creative advertising agencies has declined; and a mass of new focused specialisms compete for companies' time and budgets.

After Philip's death, Mary revised some of his versions, and added a mass of new material, from Psalms 44 to 150.

A mass of new levels of a far higher quality and difficulty is revealed and it turns out that the end is just the beginning.

Presumably, HBO could reach masses of new viewers if it decided to distribute "The Sopranos" on broadcast outlets.

The idea of adding the masses of new hobbyists infatuated with digital photography to professionals to assemble a national self-portrait is extremely clever, say many observers.

International retailers are battling to get a stake in China as rising living standards and rapid urbanisation create masses of new consumers.

Since Darwin's time, we have of course discovered masses of new facts, formulated new concepts, and advanced beyond many of his specific interpretations, but modern biologists still consider themselves to be Darwin's intellectual descendants, working within his tradition.

Plenty of last year's hits including Ontroerend Goed's notorious Internal and Adrian Howells's bathing piece are on the menu, but there are masses of new shows: I adored Where the Wild Things Sleep, which takes you into the bedroom of Max in Maurice Sendak's children's picture book and sets you sailing on the wild seas of the imagination.