Sentence examples for lost novelty from inspiring English sources

As for HFR, it may be a lost novelty, the Sensurround of the 21st century.

Like most sequels "Shrek 2," which opens nationwide tomorrow, tries to compensate for potential lost novelty by taking everything people liked about the original and adding more.

In Opus 111, the most mystical of the series, I began to yearn for more shadings in the middle ground between utmost vehemence and utmost lyricism; the effect of swinging from one extreme to the other lost novelty as the evening went on.

In many conductors' hands, the tragic final movement becomes overbearing, its plunges from ecstasy to angst losing novelty with repetition.

(Indeed the shorter format may discourage replication, since once a study is published its finding loses novelty).

Over time, the attacks lost their novelty.

By the 1640s the idea of town-supported schooling had lost its novelty.

His pious program proved stimulating for a time but palled when it had lost its novelty.

By that point, the death of another private equity deal had lost its novelty.

Happily, almost as soon as these have lost their novelty, the citrus fruits come into their own.

Even much-admired one-for-one programs, such as those pioneered by Toms shoes, have lost their novelty.