Sentence examples for novel thought from inspiring English sources
"Oh, discussion, that's a novel thought," Ms. Jameson replied.
You can see why this is a novel thought.
He wanted a national strategy for Republicans, a novel thought at the time.
Not exactly a novel thought, but unsettling for investors to have it spelled out again.
The reader finishes the thing with a novel thought: pity the poor corporate C.E.O.! He may genuinely want to make the world a better place.
It's great fun, and – in the spirit of Koohaas's Houselife – gives you a tour of a building in a novel, thought-provoking way.
A lampoon of the health service, romantic fiction, a manic inventory of every bodily emission, a howl of rage against being unnoticed and unloved - to call this novel thought-provoking would be too tame.
But many marveled at his stream of novel thoughts.
A daydream, in this sense, is just a means of eavesdropping on those novel thoughts generated by the unconscious.
MC also presented with a deficit in idea generation and fluent sequencing of novel thoughts as discourse generation was extremely reduced and perseverative.
