Sentence examples for something really new from inspiring English sources

Now that's something really new.

"He would come into a field that had been well studied and find something really new that was remarkable.

But they live with the promise of finding something really new — which is very rare in most classical scholarship".

It created something really new, imaginative and exciting that catches the eye.

"This show is something really new and different for the museum and really signals a change.

And it's fun to have something really new and fresh in your 50's.

Because he doesn't live in Brooklyn?" Longenbach's exasperation is understandable, but his unhappiness with jargon, ginned-up conflicts and breakthrough narratives — all staples of the poetry world's eternal quest to do something really, really new this time!

I like putting something really brand new into my brain".

So this was something really quite new.

I remember that, when I saw "Knocked Up" in a screening far ahead of release, I knew I had just witnessed something really new both a new generation of comic voices unleashed and the birth of an artist.

"The crowd-sourced investigation is something that's really new and extreme in this case," Martin said.