Sentence examples for really groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

Then there's the battery which is really groundbreaking.

In publishing terms at the time it was really groundbreaking.

"You're not going to find the one that's really groundbreaking, cutting-edge stuff," she said.

We were blessed in knowing we were building something really groundbreaking from the start.

Last week, Justice Samuel Alito Jr. speciously defended the Supreme Court's disastrous ruling in the 2010 Citizens United case by arguing that the ruling, which allowed unlimited independent campaign spending by corporations and unions, was not really groundbreaking at all.

This isn't really groundbreaking.

In the same way as the plethora of sensors bristling on the outside of an iPhone only really became truly groundbreaking when their use became utterly frictionless, the examples of Project Tango in action that most seem like a glimpse of the future are almost invisible.

"This is a company that strives to do really big, innovative, groundbreaking things, and those things aren't easy," said Susan Harker, Amazon's top recruiter.

"This is really a groundbreaking decision," said Stephen Rapp, the lead prosecutor.

She added: "We feel that the report really is groundbreaking in its look at an urban area.

"They're all getting old, and critics and the public look for something really delicious, groundbreaking," he said.