Sentence examples for Novel premise from inspiring English sources

That's not a novel premise, and it's sometimes overplayed here.

Three of the four concerts that made up "Bruckner: (R evolution," the Cleveland Orchestra's contribution to this year's Lincoln Center Festival and the opening volley of a continuing relationship between these institutions, adhered to a novel premise.

Maybe it's a case of audiences re-embracing a beloved actor in an intelligent action film that seemed to offer a novel premise (Danish predecessor A Hijacking had only modest impact here) within a popular genre, from a respected director.

The original had a hip cast (including Julia Roberts fresh off Pretty Woman) and a novel premise about med students killing themselves and reviving themselves to experience the afterlife.

"This may not be such a novel premise," the actor conceded.

All things considered, the movie "Final Destination" had a pretty novel premise.

Oparin's various novel premises can be shown to be closely related to one another.

This American novel, premised on the disappearance of a whole city from the map of California, raises the flag for satire in prize not chiefly known for its sense of humour.

Such is the novel's premise.

And at times, publishers have even claimed copyright ownership merely for suggesting a novel's premise.

The somewhat excruciating style works against the fantasy of the novel's premise; it deglamorizes the element of science fiction.