Sentence examples for novel proposition from inspiring English sources

He grins, struck by a novel proposition.

Rudy Giuliani's contribution to this tradition is an altogether novel proposition: the best way to help the poor is to reduce crime.

Instead of pitching beats to established rappers, he signed to the independent label Definitive Jux and released an instrumental album of his own, then still a novel proposition in hip-hop.

In the late sixties, however, a lawyer for the Walt Disney Company came up with the novel proposition that film should be considered a tangible property, deserving of an investment tax credit.

Here is a novel proposition: Henry Darger (1892-1973), the self-taught Chicago recluse who painted big, lurid watercolors of bands of little girls violently persecuted by adult male soldiers, was an art collector.

And in the neckwear department, Jonathan Adler has a novel proposition: two ties, one full size for father, and a matching mini clip-on for son, in festive Greek key, stripe or scooter designs ($150).

Several novel propositions emerge from this line of thinking.

And whether you find that kind of proposition novel or creepy, you're going to have to get used to it.

In 2001, that piece of insight sounds about as novel as the proposition that the earth revolves around the sun.

A lyrical novel is a risky proposition, but he gives it breath in describing a very dark subject: how America came into its own on the frontier.

At the very least, lawyers said, the legality of restarting the bulk collection is both a novel and a disputable proposition, precisely the sort of circumstance Congress created the amicus to help resolve.