Sentence examples for especially novel from inspiring English sources

None of its prescriptions is especially novel.

The YouTube thing sounds interesting, though not especially novel.

Nor are any of the functions performed by Glass especially novel.

Since large-scale frescos are rare in American museums, the sight of one being repaired in public is especially novel.

Their situations are not especially novel but the approach is joyous and their dialogue has the zip and spontaneity of impromptu and unrehearsed wit.

But Mr Bergen does not provide an especially novel analysis of these events, some of which especially of the Iraq war have been covered more thoroughly elsewhere.

R.&D., especially novel-product R.&D., is expensive, time-consuming and inherently risky.

Literary critics developed "narratology," the systematic study of narratives, especially novels and histories.

Explore why we enjoy reading fiction, especially novels: is it to escape real life?

We tend to go to past authors looking for kinds of writing that remain familiar today: single-authored, volume-length, recognizably literary works, especially novels.

I agree there are too many books – especially novels – that are wilfully nihilistic and I am weary of books where the feel-bad factor prevails.