Sentence examples for has something novel from inspiring English sources
Who has something novel and interesting to share?
But one ostensible plugger has something novel to offer: an opera.
Newertech has something novel that might help, a universal USB drive adapter.
It has something novel and highly interesting to say about evolution and it deserves to be widely read.
"I liked the idea of having something novel length.
Still, they all had something novel: about the way their teachers taught their classes, the courses they offered, or the way they prepared their students to take the next step.
In his 1955 letter to Dietrich, signed Papa, the Nobel prize-winning writer responds to her complaints about her Las Vegas show, saying that if he were to stage it, "it would probably have something novel like having you shot onto the stage, drunk, from a self-propelled minenwerfer".
They're grateful when you have something novel to say.
It's worth remembering the influence on her work of the Scottish border ballad form, in which terrible things are reported with a dispassion that's almost merry; Sparkian dispassion, like Sparkian humour, is always a liberating device, and practically all of Spark's subsequent fiction has something of this novel's "curious rejoicing" in it.
One might argue the act of writing a novel has something in common with cryogenics.
William Gibson's new novel has something to add to this.
