newness in English

noun

[new·ness || 'nuːnɪs /'nju-]

state of being new; novelty

Use "newness" in a sentence

1. Newness in physics is merely the newness of arrangements or combinations.

2. I felt a newness of life, a newness of desire to do that which was right.

3. Newness stimulates acquisitions according to market requirements ands spurs curiosity. Newness has an irresistible charm!

4. We must arise to a newness of life.

5. We have been called to newness of life.

6. Playfulness and a zest for newness infuse your realtionship.

7. The newness of the right hemisphere makes it the devils advocate.

8. He's still excited because of the newness of the position.

9. The design lives and regenerates through the desire of newness.

10. Then, when the newness wears off, they begin to hate the new culture.

11. Be open to the newness and significance of each moment.

12. 8 Q How are the newness and distinctiveness of a design assessed?

13. The board acknowledges problems which arise from the newness of the approach.

14. Q How are the newness and distinctiveness of a design assessed?

15. The funny thing about marriage is that the newness soon wears off.

16. It is like they embody the spirit of adventure, that sense of infinite newness.

17. The concert model provides us with a quantitative estimation method of empirical newness.

18. 14 It is like they embody the spirit of adventure, that sense of infinite newness.

19. Carrie picked out the new abode because of its newness and bright wood - work.

20. " said she, while her ill-omened physiognomy seemed to cast a shadow over the cheerful newness of the house.

21. But, through the irrepressible machinery of reproduction, its images soon lose the magic of newness and become commonplace.

22. His reviews avoided the pitfalls of exotica and newness, drawing attention instead to the varied formal qualities of the writing.

23. 28 I wonder if after one year, all the "newness" and " specialness " will wear off and my colleagues won't consider me a foreigner.

24. Baptism is an extraordinary symbol of being buried with Christ unto death and being resurrected with Christ in newness of life

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26. Rom. 6 But now we have been discharged from the law, having died to that in which we were held, so that we serve in newness of spirit and not in oldness of letter.

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28. Igel said the Colette model of offering constant newness is what shoppers want in a physical shopping experience, but moving forward, they’re going to get it from pop-ups rather than look for it in permanent stores.

29. And without--the frontier warfare; the yearning of a boy, cast ashore upon a desert of newness and ugliness and sordidness, for all that is chastened and old, and noble with traditions.

30. It's an aging movie star, grappling with all the newness around itself, wondering whether it got it right in the first place, and still trying to find a way to keep on shining regardless.

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32. The Silence of the Mind is the first in a tetralogy by Ilie Cioara to be published by OBooks, to be followed by The Wondrous Journey into the Depth of Our Being , Life is Eternal Newness and I Am Boundlessness

33. ‘Burke, particularly in his criticism of the French Revolution, evoked tradition and the mystique of history to Countervail any present generation's fascination with newness and change.’ ‘And by bringing lots of regular people together, we can actually Countervail the influence that big corporations have on American politics.’

34. ‘It may be that, among girls, a desire to achieve academic goals Countervails motivations to use drugs.’ ‘Burke, particularly in his criticism of the French Revolution, evoked tradition and the mystique of history to countervail any present generation's fascination with newness and change.’