Sentence examples for phenomenal new from inspiring English sources

We look at it, but we no longer see it, to borrow a distinction made in Marisa Silver's phenomenal new novel, "Mary Coin".

"We've ended up with phenomenal new works as a result of this outreach," said Vicki Sterling, assistant director of the Denver Art Museum.

In time, and armed with its phenomenal new technologies, neuroscience may penetrate the deep grammar of abstract aesthetic forms like lines, colors, structural metaphors for space and time employed by artists in the throes of their emotions or vision.

The Mystery Jets' coming of age, meanwhile, continues to amaze, their early indie fripperies sounding as insubstantial as a Channel 4 Bake Off next to phenomenal new squalls of psychedelic pop.

The book was a huge international hit and the publishing world readied itself to cash in on a phenomenal new talent, galvanised by the fact that so photogenic an author would be a dream to market.

(Anderson) ★ The Governors Ball (Saturday and Sunday) One of the city's most underrated festivals, Governors Ball scores a booking coup this year in the long-awaited return of the singing-songwriting phenom Fiona Apple, who will promote her phenomenal new album, "The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do" (Epic).

Hers is the very definition of a phenomenal New York cheesecake; rich, light, and the perfect balance of sweet and tart.

While men have traditionally been stubborn consumers, and the fastest to close their wallets during times of economic strain, there is a growing sense among retailers, evidenced by the phenomenal success of new men's concepts from labels like Coach and J. Crew, that a new generation of male consumers actually embraces fashion.

The guarantees "attracted a phenomenal number of new clients" to Biztravel.com, Mr. Rosenbluth said.

Agreeing the phenomenal expense of new submarines but empty of nukes looks the worst of all worlds.

China has been developing its transport infrastructure at a phenomenal pace, building new airports and high-speed rail lines across the nation as its economy grows at a huge rate compared to the UK.