Sentence examples for novel manner from inspiring English sources

Many romances begin with a "cute meet," in which the hero and the heroine are introduced to each other in some novel manner.

By Harold Ross and James Thurber The New Yorker, May 11 , 1929P. 11 Two Americans carry on their liquor operations between Cubs and the States in a novel manner.

The formation of polysaccharides and of phospholipids from their component building blocks not only requires the investment of the energy of nucleoside triphosphates but uses these molecules in a novel manner.

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Bendire for the donation of one of the most important contributions it has ever received but also for the scientific service rendered and for the accurate identification, labelling, and arrangement, in an extremely attractive and novel manner, of the entire series.

Here, we estimate this local SNR in a novel manner.

Superjail was a 15-minute cartoon seizure that managed to pack more beautiful drawings, visual jokes, and extremely novel manners of death into each episode's climactic fight scene than most comics artists jizz out over the course of their lifetime.

It's not that there aren't parallels between the way Mr. Jacobson writes the novel of manners (atrocious manners) and the way Austen did (much better manners).

A number of issues arise here, and while they may not be novel, the manner in which the feedback informs the operation of the institutions is crucial to a theory of smart institutions.

The contribution of each interaction to the formation of the self-assembly has been analyzed through Hirshfeld surface calculation which enables quantitative contributions to the crystal packing in a novel visual manner.

"South Wind" is a romance in the antic style of Max Beerbohm and Ronald Firbank, with elements of the satirical novel of manners and the murder mystery, but it serves above all as a platform for Douglas's philosophical divagations.