Sentence examples for newfangled notion from inspiring English sources

When the antiestablishment broker started pitching in 1996, it used the tagline "Someday we'll all invest this way" to introduce investors to online trading, a newfangled notion at the time.

Ward amusingly defended the status quo and railed at colonists who sponsored newfangled notions.

The cookbook includes traditional Jewish recipes, newfangled notions, like Passover trail mix made with matzo farfel, and Hawaiian adaptations, like gefilte fish made with mahi-mahi.

— Melissa Clark The New Yorker: At 80, André Soltner comes out of retirement to cook a benefit dinner, whip up a sauce béarnaise and whisk a little cold water onto newfangled notions like molecular gastronomy and the greenmarket menu.

Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, noted in his daily briefing that the president had said "it's important that people in Congress don't start inventing or designing new systems, newfangled notions".

He spoke of a recent conversation with a "young friend" who seemed to believe his newfangled notions of sexual morality were acceptable.

So in this case the name in the title has a two-fold meeting, referring not only to the surprise character, but even more so to Captain America himself as he deals with a pervasive surveillance state and newfangled notions of preemptive justice.

You sometimes get the sense that the Warriors' super-spaced, three-happy style of play annoys LeBron in exactly the same way that newfangled statistical notions like "efficiency" and "usage rate" used to bother Kobe Bryant, James's predecessor in league-dominating superstardom.

Prince's fundamental recipe predates newfangled peppers.

Take "newfangled" itself, as one example.

The strangest thing I ate, however, was far from newfangled.