Sentence examples for novel sort of from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, the northernmost frontier would give Hayes the opportunity to lead what he would soon call "a novel sort of life".

A Cock and Bull Story is his attempt at Laurence Stern's Tristram Shandy, a novel (sort of) about the impossibility of writing a novel.

"After a few years nothing happens," he says, "and you say, 'I guess I'm the one to do it.'"Mr Pirsch seems sincere and sensible, but he is hardly a novel sort of candidate.

"Lord Vishnu's Love Handles: A Spy Novel (Sort Of)" has a plot so twisted that to encapsulate it, leaving out Clarke's shrewd, deadpan exposition, is to rob it of its brusquely winsome charm.

Berlin's government has proposed a novel sort of currency: students would get an account with 360 free "credits" each, enough for a normal diploma, but they would have to buy any extra credits they need.Such models might solve some financial problems.

In this work, a novel sort of form-stable phase change materials (FSPCMs) which possesses simultaneously the shape memory function was designed and prepared.

The new technology gives engineers the ability to control whether liquids stick to a solid surface or slide along it, said Dr. David Bishop, vice president of nanotechnology at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, N.J. "You can start to tune that interaction in novel sorts of ways".

Good short stories are "vertical novels, sort of layered," she said, "ephemeral, mysterious, condensed in the way of poetry".

We had a sticker-shock moment of a novel sort.

But my book of the year is Jonathan Buckley's breathtakingly clever novel, Nostalgia (Sort of Books).

The novel works sort of like a diary, with Mathilda recording events as they happen.