Examples of 'no means new' in a sentence
Meaning of "no means new"
No means new: Implies that something is not at all new or innovative, but rather old or familiar. It is often used to emphasize that a particular idea or concept is not original
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Development of the service economy is by no means new.
Prophesy is by no means new or limited to any one culture.
Discussions on and with diaspora are by no means new.
Prophecy is by no means new or limited to any one culture.
Plans to bring this about are by no means new.
Montgomery is by no means new to the state of California.
This problem of overcrowding is by no means new news.
Yet Bolsonaro is by no means new to the political scene.
The basic ideas of transgressive fiction are by no means new.
FTAs are by no means new for Europe.
And the problem is by no means new.
The internet is by no means new at this point, neither are computers.
The debate on enlargement is by no means new.
Airbus is by no means new to testing the use of 3D printing to create vehicles.
This political and ideological strategy is by no means new.
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Us, was by no means new.
This pessimistic attitude about life is by no means new.
Genocide is by no means new.
The struggle between good and evil was by no means new.
The principle of cooperation was by no means new to the Commission.
The substances and products that we classify as supplements are by no means new.
These issues are by no means new.
Electronic devices that operate inside the digestive tract are by no means new.
But worker cooperatives are by no means new.
This emphasis on Greek images ' power of presentification is by no means new.
This conclusion is by no means new.
But the use of this mechanism is by no means new.
Our need to laugh in the face of disaster is by no means new.
Now the claim that art is a form of knowledge is by no means new.
The recent African carnage is by no means new.
The problem was admittedly complex, but by no means new.
It sounds kind of futuristic, but carboxytherapy is by no means new.
The outline of the baronet 's story was by no means new.
While this union is now official, it is by no means new.
The discussion of new working-hour models is by no means new.
These items, as the Assembly is aware, are by no means new.
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