Sentence examples for someone completely new from inspiring English sources

Fans demanded a foreigner and the KFA was happy to look to Europe and appoint someone completely new.

"Whoever leads the party into the next phase needs to be someone completely new and unstained by the conspiracy".

Exactly who will fill the thunder god's boots in the comics – whether an established character or someone completely new – has not been revealed.

It's kind of like  a breakup except it's with yourself, and afterwards you're reborn as someone completely new.

"Whether they're your loyal fans or casual fans or someone completely new to the sport, it's all about getting them in the door for a great day of racing and entertainment and then having them say, 'Wow, I'm going to come back again,'" said Lynn LaRocca, who was hired last May as chief experience officer of the New York Racing Association.

Of course, now I understand how it all works, how someone from a more classical mixing studio environment immediately recognizes, 'This is a MIDI lane, this is an audio track.' But someone completely new [to music production] would stare at Cubase and wonder what he has to do.

But however paranoid I was, I never imagined they would go so far as to invest the level of resources needed to give someone a completely new identity for five years and have them spy on someone like me.

Sometime in 2009, someone launched another completely new kind of weapon.

I was curious what people in the scene would say to convert someone who is completely new to professional video gaming in general.

For instance, at Airbnb the behavior shift of staying in someone else's home created a completely new experience that was 1) cheaper, 2) more authentic and 3) unique.

You're not a completely new person.