Sentence examples for facing a novel from inspiring English sources

As soon as I had learned the English alphabet and could read, I was assigned a cubicle where I spent hours each day facing a novel – by Jane Austen or Herman Melville or Charles Dickens – and listening on headphones to the audio recording.

The features of the headache are so distinctive but consistent that we are probably facing a novel syndrome which we named linear headache (LH) or a variant of some established headaches.

But the problem is when you're actually in this situation and facing a novel project, it's much harder to apply that to the specific project you are working on.

Indeed, in emergence tests, they took longer to leave the emergence box, indicating a more cautious behaviour when facing a novel environment [64] [66].

Indeed, all the changes noted here are consistent with the scenario of facing a novel environment.

What is the adaptive potential of a population upon facing a novel selective pressure?

Indeed, Britain may soon face a novel immigration problem.

Once I can face a novel again, I look forward to being the last reader in Britain to finally begin Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle (Vintage).

It is a job she has done before, even during a Republican presidency, but Pelosi faces a novel challenge in her new role as President Trump's chief adversary — how to balance her esteem for the presidency against her barely veiled contempt for the man who holds it.

If the Roberts Courtt decides to strike down the health care mandate or the entire health care law, it will not be because it faces a novel question, but because Justice Roberts and his conservative colleagues have made a decision to use their powers to remake the country along their personal preferences.

Puerto Rico health officials face a novel challenge: free-ranging rhesus monkeys in contact with a largely unaware public.