Sentence examples for novel creature from inspiring English sources

However, since for the novel items participants had no way of telling their gender, participants were given a to-locative action for each novel creature and listened to the corresponding to-locative sentence.

Nor, the report says, are truly novel creatures on the immediate horizon.

In exploring the gulf, Dr. Guinasso said, scientists are struggling to fathom the strengths and vulnerabilities of some of the planet's oldest and most novel creatures.

We introduced 9-month-old infants (n = 48) to continua of novel creature-like objects.

Indeed, as just one example, my colleagues hope to discover new creatures that produce novel molecules that, when tweaked and synthesized in the lab, will replenish our rapidly decreasing array of effective pharmaceuticals.

In the novel the Creature's looks inspire instant horror.

Tara Isabella Burton's first novel, "Social Creature," is forthcoming from Doubleday in 2018.

Somehow, he manages to sneak in Frankenstein's monster (in the novel the creature reads a popular work on Egyptian ruins by the Comte de Volney, a French Orientalist) and "Dracula," which was inspired by a lecture on Balkan superstitions by the Hungarian Orientalist Arminius Vambery.

Susanna's second novel, "Sea Creatures," is out this month, and it's an intelligent page-turner (that is, the dream combination) about, among other things, South Florida, art, insomnia and marriage.

I ask how he connected with Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl's young-adult novel Beautiful Creatures.

Last fall, I read Tracy Chevalier's absorbing historical novel Remarkable Creatures -- which stars a young fossil hunter in 19th-century England and her middle-aged, "higher class" friend.