Sentence examples for proposing something new from inspiring English sources

But the Bush administration is proposing something new, and not just because Ms. Beers has been quoted as saying a "30percentt conversion rate" for Muslims would "represent a sales curve any corporation would envy".

Reagan was, on his own ground, a cultural conservative; whenever he was proposing something new, be it an arms negotiation or a fiscal rethink, he tempered the novelty by couching it in words that reminded people, consolingly, of something they had heard before.

"In March 2012 we launched 'POC' – point of contact – meaning that every product manager has a point of contact in Trust & Safety who they can get in touch with, so if they're proposing something new there's somebody from our team following it.

It has to propose something new.

Congress several years ago approved further construction of that wall, so it's not like Donald Trump has proposed something new".

Not only that, it genuinely proposes something new, a fusion of hip hop and doo wop charmingly dubbed 'ho-wop'.

"Meanwhile, in the arts," he said, "it's so difficult to find something that stands out and proposes something new anymore".

But Masini admitted "it's not always easy to propose something new", and said city hall had also backtracked somewhat and now also let the pupils eat pasta.

I think young people have a duty – and I insist on that word – to rebel, to point out what's wrong and propose something new just by their free, natural expression.

This year I propose something new -- the "Age of Gregarious".

"We are proposing something better.