Sentence examples for certainly novel from inspiring English sources

Well, as a concept, it is certainly novel.

It's certainly novel on the Muslim concert circuit.

But the effect is certainly novel, and arrestingly alienating.

The indoor effect in some of the hotels was certainly novel.

Well, the apes — who suggest a cross between heavy-metal band refugees and Daryl Hannah in "The Clan of the Cave Bear" — are certainly novel looking.

"The discovery is certainly novel, with potential practical applications in agriculture," he says.

This is certainly a novel argument.

Certainly, this novel is not too long for Frank.

For a man with a mandate to seek a fresh one would certainly be novel.

Certainly, a novel such as Falling Man adds little to the discourse.

It is certainly a novel idea because while we have had election-time debates in this country, we have never had annual ones.