Sentence examples for newly yet from inspiring English sources

This self-consciously historicist distillation, with compositions dedicated to elder greats, make a claim for that manner as newly yet definitively classical.

New degree programs are popping up, and digital humanities is a newly, yet nebulously, defined discipline.

Luckily, with the 24/7 news cycle, millions around the world have now read the stories, seen photos, and tweeted anthems of activism about these not new, yet newly highlighted plights around the world.

NJ-2 is newly forged yet browned and blackened, mottled and scarred.

Unlike the other two hotels, the Charles is newly built – yet since I first stayed here, a year ago, it's really bedded in.

With seven still wines in carafes in front of him, he poured into a tall beaker first a little 2003 chardonnay from Le Mesnil-sur-Oger Mesnil-sur-Oger Mesnil-sur-Oger.

But somehow it feels less like a missed opportunity than the last stand of an outmoded position, newly spruced yet so staid that the need for an alternative is unavoidable.

Its provenance is the era when the government thought it had a monopoly on deciding what was best for everyone and so shoved its policies down the country's proverbial throat with the paternalistic justification that these policies were in the interest of the newly independent yet vulnerable nation.

The company, newly reconfigured yet again, is open for business.

"The newly renovated, yet historical pier has the closest view of Statue of Liberty, along with either casual or fine dining restaurants inside one building," Vanden-Heuvel advises.

The league's precarious situation was not helped by the fact that they had to compete with both the well-established National League NLL) and the newly formed yet highly popular Players Leaguee.