There are 26 letters in the English alphabet but still possible to type a sentence that has never been typed before.

[SamAdams76]

"Trump is flying to New Hampshire for a rally tonight after his successful RNC convention on Air Force One while drinking a Raspberry Lime Truly."

[SamAdams76]

That simple sentence above has never once been typed out before. It's pretty amazing that despite only 26 letters in the alphabet and hundreds of years of the English language, simple unique sentences can still be composed.

Go ahead and show me where the above sentence has ever been used before. I guarantee you I am the first one to put that particular sequence of words together.

[JPJones]

That’s easy:

Joe Biden is really smart.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Try it without peoples’ names, names of things like the RNC convention, product names, etc.

[ALASKA]

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[ALASKA]

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[dfwgator]

The Detroit Lions Have Won The Super Bowl.

[SamAdams76]

Well that's my point.

26 letters. You can still type a unique coherent sentence that nobody has ever typed before.

But I'll give your challenge a try...

"I was walking up the street minding my own business when a whale suddenly popped out of a dumpster and ate me whole."

[Jamestown1630]

The convention was held on Air Force One?

[Dr. Sivana]

It's pretty amazing that despite only 26 letters in the alphabet and hundreds of years of the English language, simple unique sentences can still be composed.

English has hundreds of thousands of words, and technology developments ensure that new ones get coined almost every day. On top of that new made up words are created in the maternity wards of the Los Angeles, New York and Chicago hospitals hourly.

[SamAdams76]

The Detroit Lions Have Won The Super Bowl.

Nice one!

[null and void]

See if you can work in the perfectly normal English words cwm and crwth?

I bet that’s a novel sentence as well, and avoids peoples’ names, names of things like the RNC convention, product names, etc.

[null and void]

Ate your whole? How do you poop?

[SamAdams76]

That would have been awesome come to think of it.

Air Force One flying around the country, picking up the convention speakers all week long.

[Hot Tabasco]

That simple sentence above has never once been typed out before.

Here's another one for you:

Hot Tabasco hates lime flavored ketchup pudding...........

[SamAdams76]

The whale doesn’t seem to mind once I’m inside.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Nice try, but I remember using that sentence in an English midterm back in 1968.

[Secret Agent Man]

The Chicago Cubs have won the world series the last 200 years.

[metmom]

The Buffalo Bills have won the Super Bowl.

[SamAdams76]

How did your teacher grade your midterm when you spoke about being eaten whole by a whale that was waiting for you in a dumpster?

[Dr. Sivana]

Try it without peoples’ names, names of things like the RNC convention, product names, etc.

If you are allowed adjectives, it is still easy. Just use an unlikely, but not ridiculous adjective/noun combination.

E.g, The co-processor in the secondary EISA graphics card emitted a glow of chartreuse accompanied by a secondary aura of magenta.

The above has never been typed before, even if you drop terms like EISA. I just name-dropped EISA to jog people's memories. It was one of the many technologies that I bought into that never took off; RAMBUS was another one.