Sentence examples similar to really new one from inspiring English sources

Here was something really new (one-frame movies, Hitchcockian in their expertly managed intensity) and at the same time old (painting-like inventions, with a nuanced imagination and a visual beauty redolent of Old Masters up to and including Rembrandt).

In this section, we generate from Eq. (5) the complementary G-classes of those ones presented in Section 3. Some proposed complementary G-classes are really new ones.

"Well, there are some relics in existence, but you can't really get new ones," Mr. Fasano said.

I'm really into the new one from Pret.

And doing the rehearsals for the first record is really defining the new one.

At that point, Homme told the Guardian: "After doing the rehearsals, the first record is really defining the new one.

"I spent $200 on this thing because my computer's a piece of shit and I really need a new one for school.

The split into two haplogroups is supported since haplotypes of populations newly investigated compared to the previous mtDNA study [ 15] scattered either in the B or in the C lineage without really forming a new one.

Woman 2: [I] struggle to get my veins, you know, I just really need a new one and not just one syringe a day, no, I have to buy up to four syringes a day…because of the small veins we have.

Decide if you really need a new one or not?

It's time to start a new one, really".