Sentence examples for something so new from inspiring English sources

It's something so new to them.

I looked up to these people because they brought something so new to the country".

We're doing something so new, this is fun, but it's not so easy.

He is doing something so exciting with hip-hop-pop: playing with form, keeping it sexy, an obvious call back to Prince but including something so new.

What initially seemed like a stylistic disconnect evolved into a reassuring notion about continuity and the surprising capability of something so old to accommodate something so new.

In "A Work of My Own," she explains her determination "to make a form that answers to 21st-century needs," something so new that she can assert, with an element of truth, "I do not write novels".

There's something so New York about it".

But occasionally, just occasionally, someone says something so radically new that it causes you sit up and actually listen.

Of course, any movement that is trying to do something so profoundly new and exciting with politics is going to experience teething problems – this is a movement that is complex, and constantly evolving.

"I've been in the world a pretty long time now and I was no longer accustomed to that experience of seeing something so dramatically new," Mr. Bass said in an interview.

In the story collections "Close Range," "Bad Dirt" and "Fine Just the Way It Is," it was as if Proulx had broken the language of classic Wyoming (Owen Wister's novel "The Virginian," Jack Schaefer's "Shane, Mary O'Haraa's "My Friend Flicka") and used the shards to make something so subversively new that there was only one word for what she had done: Proulxian.