Sentence examples for something truly new from inspiring English sources

Save for a few exceptions -- the invention of lobster Newburg in the late 1800's at Delmonico's restaurant in New York, for example -- it is rare to find something truly new under the heat lamp.

I believe I can create something truly new, work that reflects our time".

And Microsoft, it turns out, has added something truly new to the Zune: differentiation.

"What attracted me to Wire is that it is something truly new.

Here's the thing about banks and their fees: Many of us don't mind paying for something truly new and useful.

Who does not want to explode it, do something truly new, and rouse the implication slumbering in the word "novel"?

Yes, somehow Nasa has rubbed two nickels together and has very possibly found something truly exciting a new form of life!

It's all very exciting--sometimes we come across something truly unique, new to the market or not seen in decades.

For whatever reason, we're wired to only think something is truly new if it looks completely different.

"If you're trying to build something that's truly new, you can't start off by trying to reach a mass market," Mead says.

To create significant value, you need to create something that is truly new.