newfangled not polite
new-fangled not polite

Americans chose the newfangled almost as a matter of course.

Windows 95 and all these other newfangled programs are far more complicated.

Always at me to grow some newfangled kind of vegetable.

Not for the first time he cursed these newfangled weapons.

You will not find any video or other newfangled media, but there is more contemporary work than in the past.

And there's the question of whether customers even want these newfangled options.

The question is whether the newfangled smokes can make a difference.

About a year later the first such newfangled machines were seen in Utah.

The newfangled B movie division was shut down in 2009.

"Who knows what those newfangled devices need in the way of terrain?"

I do exercise, but never in a newfangled way.

One day, you see an ad in a magazine for a newfangled thing called a modem.

By this time, a newfangled trick known as editing had arrived.

"By the way, are there any newfangled security methods being used at the Citadel?"

So how do traditional books compare to these newfangled gadgets?

He placed on the table one of the newfangled revolvers.

He just thinks I've gone to a newfangled school.

Inevitably more recent years have brought newfangled takes on "Cinderella."

She'd preferred her music and books to all those "newfangled toys," as she called them.

All this newfangled rebuilding, he thought, and look what comes of it: everything's even slower.

Mark my words, these newfangled inventions will come to a bad end."

But will it play with traditionalists, who resist newfangled ways of playing music?

However, in these and many newfangled situations, ethical precedents often still lead the way.

Like iced tea itself, these newfangled flavors are particularly American.

These newfangled kitchens don't come cheap, I can tell you.