Sentence examples for fresh novel from inspiring English sources

It was fresh, novel and important.

But the phenomenon holds true for any fresh, novel experience no matter what our age.

The menu, with such classics as oysters Rockefeller, chicken cordon bleu and pan-seared scallops, may seem less than daring, but here, too, the restaurant deserves credit for recasting some old favorites in fresh, novel ways.

Where that skill was honed is revealed in Life: An Exploded Diagram (2011), Mal's semi-autobiographical and totally fresh novel about the complications of growing up, which was described by the novelist Meg Rosoff as "a real book, a rare treat for thoughtful readers of any age.

So the idea that students with engineering or other technical backgrounds might create actual tangible products for diplomatic ends feels fresh, novel and necessary.

Be the conduit of fresh, novel, and eventful news and information in an area you're known for and that your friends expect to come from you.

John le Carré, the leading fictional dramatizer of the clandestine struggle between the capitalist West and the Communist bloc, maintains a brisk trade in hugger-mugger, searching in each new novel for a fresh locale, a newly sore spot.

Then suddenly we're in a new novel with a fresh setting (the fictional mill town of New Jesper, on Lake Michigan, north of Chicago), a new era (during and just after World War II, that "dynamic parenthesis in the progress of things in the small towns of the Midwest") and a new point of view (a sculptor named Lee Goodell, looking back on his childhood).

The fresh hell described by Robert Olen Butler's new novel is crammed with random celebrities.

At one end of the shelves is an impressive collection dedicated to translation and language, which he has spent years lugging around the world, and then at the other fresh-spined novels punctuated by some repeatedly read tomes, such as The Tin Drum.

But tensions between employer and employee play out differently in the fresh wave of nanny novels.