Sentence examples for really a new idea from inspiring English sources

This isn't really a new idea either.

The most surprising thing about FR's success is that it wasn't really a new idea.

Mobile dentistry is not really a new idea — dental clinics working under government grants and contracts have traveled to schools and military bases for a couple of decades.

That all the presidency is a stage isn't really a new idea, but it certainly has promise as the basis for an evening of theater.

Supposedly, what distinguished Web 2.0 from Web 1.0 was user control, and user collaboration, with the network serving as a "platform," but that wasn't really a new idea: Krizelman and Paternot had fastened upon it years earlier, as had the founders of GeoCities and other Web-hosting ventures.

A $300,000 car isn't really a new idea.

It's not really such a new idea.

Google's system makes this much easier — you do all of the choosing on one Web site, and your phone comes in the mail already activated — but it's really not such a new idea.

Not a new idea, really, but clearly a continual need.

It leads to the creation of a culture of "ownership" of plays, with theatres sometimes exerting pressure on writers to ditch the play they really want to write and generate a new idea "in house" so that the theatre can argue that it was only by the writer being in their particular programme that the play could have been written.

In fact it was really a new, let's say a new idea, not only for sexual survivors, but all.