Sentence examples for may seem novel from inspiring English sources

"It may seem novel now, but I would hope it's becoming more normal".

They may seem novel, but in medieval times purple and yellow carrots were the only types to exist.

This long-term approach for the greater good – rather than immediate, personal protection – may seem novel, but the outcome would benefit us all: eradication of malaria.

With its unusual multi-ethnic offerings and bakery component, La Flor may seem novel, but in many ways it is similar to a local diner.

It may seem novel for a nonbeauty company to get into skin care, but these days, it really isn't, Mrs. Lewis said.

AC Gears' Greenwich Avenue store has Amadana's bamboo headphones, which may seem novel now but portend new twists in electronic chic.

Ultimately, though, there was a toughness from Manning, mentally and physically, that may have seemed novel to some but was altogether familiar to those close to him.

Respecting voters may seem like a novel concept, but I still believe in a peaceful transition of power between administrations.

Other films, like "Happiness," a touching South Korean melodrama from Hur Jin-ho about two lovers who meet at a hospice, may never make it into American theaters because it may not seem aesthetically daring or novel enough to warrant the risk.

Cayle's projects, novel though they may seem, are the perfect heirs to this grand tradition.

This may seem a long way from the novel, in which invention of all sorts is permissible.