Sentence examples for novel angles from inspiring English sources

More intriguing are the times when Followill ponders being in a rock band from novel angles.

Thick fog settled over Foxborough, forcing novel camera angles, which were the only novel angles we'd get that day.

We assess how this starts to delineate the rules governing cancer evolution and novel angles for more effective therapeutic intervention.

Or it might be that same-sex attraction has a genetic basis but the tendency to look at subjects from novel angles stems from queer people's consciousness of their exclusion from the cultural mainstream.

We sought to investigate the association from two novel angles: (1) TB outcome against floor level of residence, and (2) TB outcome against types of housing development.

Using pocket drone devices, travellers can now take shots from novel angles and astounding heights.

There is always a novel angle, always movement taking the eye outside the frame into the viewer's imagination.

In a new paper, Robert Hall, an economist at Stanford University, has looked at this from a novel angle.

Among the authors he edited were Wallace Stegner, whose 1971 novel "Angle of Repose" won the Pulitzer Prize; Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, whose memoir, "Times to Remember," was published in 1974; Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Patricia Kennedy Lawford John Updike Jamesames Dickey and William Goldmann.

But the real appeal is discovering a known place from a novel angle, deepening curiosity that begins locally then spirals outward along nature's watery ways.

A research team led by David Russell from the College of Veterinary Medicine has pinpointed a novel angle of attack that could eradicate HIV reservoir cells – while leaving healthy cells untouched.