Sentence examples for uniquely new from inspiring English sources

And this again is possible only because each man is unique, so that with each birth something uniquely new comes into the world " (HC, 177 8).

New Jersey has maybe a few things that are indigenously and uniquely New Jerseyan, but it takes and repurposes New York and Pennsylvania, just like Canada has things derivative of England but not really English, and derivative of the States but not really American.

This had not always been a uniquely New World commodity.

But her firm, Ultimate U.S.A. Weddings, has also arranged for couples to declare their vows on the Brooklyn Bridge and other uniquely New York sites.

So drop by, play a note or two, listen and enjoy, if for nothing more than for the spectacle of seeing 88 pianos in one spot in this uniquely New York-y, artist-created, interactive happening.

Uniquely, Young New Yorkers continues to build its partnerships with artists, teachers, lawyers, volunteers and several agencies within the criminal justice system, including criminal and community courts, the District Attorney's Office and the Legal Aid Society.

Duke Robotics, a military contractor, has produced a video for their unique and uniquely dangerous new tool, TIKAD.

Interestingly, CPP paints things differently, picking Frazier as the uniquely fresh face, or "new guard," and tagging Sandvall as just another establishment candidate.

Teens raises the question of whether teenagers in 2015 face any uniquely modern hardships, or just new ways to explore them.

"We would love to have an hour news magazine or a talk show, something uniquely New Jersey," said Pharoah Cranston, the operations manager of NJN Radio, who oversees the small studio in Trenton.

Page Six has been a uniquely New York institution, a guidebook for the generations of the young and fabulous who have come to the city in search of fame.