Sentence examples for offering something new from inspiring English sources

"He has a lot of dynamism and on a European scale is seen as offering something new".

A lot of young people aren't interested in Facebook any more – it's become really overcrowded and other sites such as Snapchat are offering something new and exciting.

So the prospect of offering something new, even if it is just an incremental gain in improving symptoms or survival, can make doctors enthusiastic.

Most video games use up all their gameplay ideas in the first few hours, but Universe is always offering something new.

"It is possible to use alternative words in Japanese, but they think that by using the borrowed version they are offering something new and exciting.

This is a lavish package that capitalises on a stagnancy in the genre, offering something new, exciting and, most importantly, solid.

With Vine, Twitter is offering something pretty new.

To say that the latest Disney production, "Beauty and the Beast," is offering something brand-new would be wide of the mark.

The Liberty closed out its Women's National Basketball Association preseason yesterday with a 67-64 victoverover the Houston Comets, offering something old and something new for the 13,131 fans at Madison Square Garden.

He does more than bring the history of jazz piano to life; he explodes and recombines that history in the moment, offering something old and new together, making his art powerfully original and compelling.

We've been lumbered with this smarmy cabinet because there wasn't a cohesive movement demanding social change, forcing inequality onto the political agenda, and offering something both hopeful and new.