Sentence examples for novel sight from inspiring English sources

"The Catch" knows just how far to push its novel sight gag before it wears thin.

This is not exactly a novel sight for a continuing, fluid war.

Holden was slightly rattled by the still novel sight of hundreds of people shouting his lyrics back to him.

A novel sight was on display in southern Europe yesterday: voters actually choosing their next prime minister.

But while they scratch their heads for the answers, enjoy the novel sight of them rounding on the rich.

Politicians heading for the Dutch Parliament the other day came across a novel sight: a large gathering of family doctors setting off on a protest march.

From the number of photos I posed for with strangers, who could only communicate through gestures, it was clear that a Westerner was also a novel sighting to these fellow seekers.

These results would shed novel sights for understanding mechanisms of PKCδ-related apoptosis and functions of C/EBPα between differentiation and apoptosis.

Increase daily walks and exercise so that your puppy can process other novel sights sounds and experiences because remember, dogs have to be stimulated socially, physically and mentally.

He said that he could see the end of his novel in sight, and that he thought this episode would be relatively easy to write.

— as novel a sight as an Asian-American, Jeremy Lin, is now — had to be Nat Clifton, known as Sweetwater, the first African-American player to sign an N.B.A. contract.