Sentence examples for Less novelty from inspiring English sources
"Tricodex" is actually less novelty than elaboration.
This has less novelty than it promises.
We expect far less novelty from theatre, opera or literature than we do from art.
"The Brass Verdict" also finds less novelty in Mickey's rogue antics than "The Lincoln Lawyer" did.
Comparatively with the cereal bar we offer more value and less novelty".
"This is just a speculation based on research," she told me, "but when you get married, there's less novelty and more conforming" — quicker adapting.
Spontaneous horizontal activity was measured for 30 minutes, of which we took for analyses the activity scores of the first 5 minutes (NACT-DIST5; as a measure of novelty-induced -open field-like activity) and of the last 5 minutes (NACT-DIST30; as a measure of habituated, or less novelty-affected, activity).
Of course, less practical, novelty robots have fallen on even harder times in the downturn.
Unlike other music apps, it is less a novelty than an easy-to-use instrument capable of strikingly rich sound..
But Mr. Obama is less a novelty than a regular: this is his fourth vacation here as president.
The record that turned Madonna from a streetwise popstrel into an international phenomenon was produced by Chic's Nile Rodgers; even now, it sounds less a novelty pop record – among the first landmark albums to be recorded in the shiny and new digital format – and more like a filtration of New York funk.
