Sentence examples for this is particularly new from inspiring English sources

Of course, none of this is particularly new news: after all, thanks to the pay gap and compared to men, the average UK woman has been working for free since the 10th of November, and won't start earning again until January.

None of this is particularly new.

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None of this is particularly new, but the advent of the internet has given the far right fresh impetus, enabling it to build sizeable social networks and reach a large audience – via popular websites such as Stormfront and The Right Stuff – despite its comparatively modest resources.

Look, none of this is particularly new.

I'm not arguing that this is particularly new, either.

But none of this was particularly new to him.

None of this was particularly new, but the ladette tag stuck.

While none of the technology is particularly new, this system could certainly change the way we buy and use concert tickets in the future.

What is particularly new in this era of coexistence is that you can do it yourself, rather than rely on a designer for cunning juxtapositions.

David's description of the development of a vision of peacemaking of this local church was particularly new and fascinating for me, and for the audience.