Sentence examples for presenting something new from inspiring English sources

I feel like I'm presenting something new, something different that people haven't thought about.

It was always about, Do you have something to say, are you presenting something new, is it pushing the conversation forward, is it breaking the genre?

We've all been in those meetings -- you're presenting something new that you are really invested in, and everyone else is just tearing it to shreds.

If you're presenting something new every now and then, your current members will probably follow.

For all artists, it's very difficult to present something new to your audience.

In general, whenever Mr. Maazel presents something new or recent, it almost compels him to jazz up his thinking.

"I'm constantly trying to reassess and redefine and present something new to people who have been following my career for 25 years," she said.

"It has been a joy to go deep into the collections and present something new and fresh," said the library's chief executive, Roly Keating.

I've had to take a lot of risks – if you run your own company, you can stray from the familiar path to present something new.

Mr. Jalili's remarks, reported by the Islamic Republic News Agency, represented the first time he had publicly suggested that Iran would present something new at the talks since an agreement on resuming them was announced last month.

The company commissions three or four new ballets a year, on average (this season there will be premieres from Val Caniparoli, Mr. Tomasson and the rising young British choreographer Liam Scarlett), and Mr. Tomasson said that he tries to present something new to West Coast audiences in each program, even if it is not a company commission.