Sentence examples for something altogether new from inspiring English sources

The real value is in making something altogether new.

They skied on groomed trails, many covered using something altogether new: snow-making equipment.

It is harder to improve something that is already written, or to write something altogether new.

Yes, it's ingenious, but the real revolution comes when the underlying technology is used for something altogether new.

In Stavanger, Norway's oil capital, Kjell Gamlen, 54, said he voted for the Progress Party because "we need something altogether new in Norwegian politics".

Not a John Banville novel, that was clear from the outset, but something altogether new to me: new, and venturesome, and risky.

Although maybe Mexico City is bound for something altogether newer, bigger and more American.

FIFA's yearly updates typically revolve around extra animations, adding a few IQ points to player AI and blink-and-you'll-miss-them visual upgrades, but the biggest addition to FIFA 17 is something altogether brand new for the series.

Do something totally new.

England's comprehensive victory in the opening game of the three-Test series against New Zealand has put them on the brink of something rather special and altogether new for the bulk of this youthful squad.

Mr. Salgado's new work, "Genesis," is a testament to something altogether different: the joy, innocence and repose in earth's Edenic corners.