Sentence examples for novel experiences from inspiring English sources

Hence the need for company, seeking out novel experiences and risks.

True, almost everyone in the novel experiences Flaubertian yearnings, but Greta suffers from all the symptoms of the Bovary disease.

The circuitry that releases chemicals that associate novel experiences with the motivation to repeat them develops far more quickly in adolescence than the mechanisms that inhibit urges and impulses.

And in another lapse of musical taste, one woman with the disease suddenly started composing and singing country and western songs.Dr Frisoni speculates that the illness is causing people to develop a new attitude towards novel experiences.

A lust for novel experiences?

This suggests that novel experiences are powerful modulators of plasticity even in the adult brain.

It was a novel experience".

Novels are called novels because, ideally, they provide a novel experience.

But the phenomenon holds true for any fresh, novel experience no matter what our age.

As in this city, it is a novel experience for us.

The Redskins, still high on the novel experience of actually beating someone, blitzed eight men.