newness

It also offers both dogs a safe place to go should they be stressed by the newness of the interaction.

Going back to Belgrade after 11 years, there was a newness to it, so the experience of it was familiarly exciting.

During that month off, Cianfrance wanted to “destroy the newness,” Gosling says.

What's remarkable, in the end, is how little newness there was.

Her newness to the game was reinforced by the way she pronounced Lorne Michaels' name—“Loren.”

But there is a newness in every thing here, a want of interest on account of what has been, that is most sensibly felt.

Good sound sense, neatly adjusted argument, newness of thought, and clear illustration characterise his expressions.

We are buried with Him, and rise with Him to walk in newness of life.

The demonstrations of electricity are startling chiefly for three reasons: newness, silence, and inconceivable rapidity of action.

These qualities of the Christian dispensation, which constitute its newness, are too readily lost sight of.