Sentence examples for Less novel from inspiring English sources

Experiences become less novel and more habitual.

In democracies like India, dissent is far less novel.

His transition to N.F.L. receiver is less novel, if no less intriguing.

But as the years wore on, the chick flick became formulaic and less novel.

In theaters unequipped for 3-D, "CyberWorld" will show in 2-D -- less novel, perhaps, but substantially the same experience.

The subject matter is less novel than the format, and a few sketches rely on standard-issue pull-back-and-reveal punchlines.

A board game based on a playfully plot-less novel?

In styling 53 Broadway, he also borrowed these spots' industrial-rustic looks, with brick walls, concrete floors and bare bulbs, plus long shelves of dust-jacket-less novels by Clive Cussler and other authors.

This can lead to a larger FDR new (x ) and hence less credible novel peptide identifications.

Therefore, immigration into less stressful novel environments might induce less of an increase in inbreeding depression than immigration into more novel environments.

Indeed, it seems less a novel than a fable.