Sentence examples for novel shape from inspiring English sources

There's more to the trend than just a novel shape, though.

The lip has a novel shape: the center bulges toward the audience like a camel's hump.

Instead, they give novel shape to our points of agreement, what Richard Hell called "the classic lyric styles".

The novel shape of the Music Clip makes it ideal to carry around, whether in a shirt pocket or dangling like a pendant around your neck.

Hoshizaki cubes had a novel shape — they were flattened half-cylinders — and in the early days of development in Japan there was anxiety that the American public would reject them.

Twisting the serial-killer story into an unexpectedly novel shape, Adam Wingard's film "A Horrible Way to Die" is a restrained, ripely atmospheric thriller that relies more on mood than on special effects.

Calcium fluoride (CaF2) crystals were grown by gradient freeze technique (GF), and especially a novel shaped crystal growth method was presented to grow dome-shaped crystal.

So the challenge was making something novel shaped that was still a sequence of short stories.

This is a novel shaped by all that it leaves out.

Now we may see novel shapes that will be exclusive to small cars.

Kandinsky's own work continued to explore "content" as novel shapes and colors crowded his canvases.