Not New In A Sentence

• Hurts are not new to me.
• These are not new circumstances.
• And these stories were not new to them!
• Your house is not new.
• This polemic is not new.
• The contention was not new.
• The idea was not new.
• My feeling was not new.
• They were not new to the people.
• The labor problem is not new.
• Cataclysms are not new in the history of our race.
• These things are not new to us.
• This view of the matter is not new.
• The idea of the satire is not new.
• I suppose not new in thought or expression.
• The doctrine is at once new and yet not new.
• These things are not new to the people of the earth.
• This admission is not new either in philosophy or science.
• Attempts by governments to stop industrial war are not new.
• But, the truth is, we are not new.
• As a matter of fact, the argument itself is not new.
• Yes, that you did; but the idea was not new.
• The furniture of these rooms was handsome, though not new.
• They are not new or peculiar to Christianity.
• New Plymouth was not new as a plantation.
• Old (not new) = malnova.
• The word "transcendental" was not new in philosophy.
• The spectacle, though always surprising, was not new to me.
• That vision is Fellowship, and it is not new.
• No, not new, perhaps, but simple and effective.
• They listen, for what I say is not new.
• Oh, Doctor, not new milk!
• We are not New Guinea savages.
• I am sure this is not New York.
• America is not young, New Zealand is not new.

• The conception I have of Woman is not new; it is very old.
• This is Denboro, not New York.
• This was Cape Cod, not New York.
• Not new.
• That is not new.

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