Sentence examples for embracing novelty from inspiring English sources

Being modern is about embracing novelty, even if it is for novelty's sake.

In episode three, Johnson is off to explore "hipsterpreneurs", those business savvy types that have benefited from an entire market of people looking to set themselves apart from the rest on social media by embracing novelty.

Quickly picking up his career after his release, he returned to jazz but also embraced novelty numbers.

You can blame this indifference on a number of things - a population exhausted by long, unfulfilling service sector employment, the decline of definitive subculture  - but whatever the reason, clubs and their punters are far more prepared to embrace novelty and nostalgia than Ngunzungu.

You can blame this indifference on a number of things - a population exhausted by long, unfulfilling service sector employment, the decline of definitive subculture - but whatever the reason, clubs and their punters are far more prepared to embrace novelty and nostalgia than Nguzunguzu.

As you teach your brain to embrace novelty, trying new things will become less uncomfortable.

Fully embracing the novelty school of Eurovision thinking is Latvia's Cake to Bake by Aarzemnieki.

While there is one set of tourists attracted to Iceland to see the birds, there is another set embracing the novelty of eating them in restaurants.

But if the highly intelligent are uniquely capable of embracing radical novelty like highly populated environments, then why are they less happy when they spend more time with friends?

Jake brings them to the party, and they embrace the novelty of being in an unusual environment with unlike-minded people.

According to YouGov, the much talked-about record resurgence is driven not by a boom in millennials who want to embrace the novelty of a physical item, but by midlife nostalgia.