Sentence examples for novelties about from inspiring English sources

There are two striking novelties about the new Italian government formed by Matteo Renzi at the weekend: its gender balance and its age.

Still, I suggest putting off the big guns for the joy of discovering a lesser-known worthy like Steve Fisher — whose teenage sociopath in "You'll Always Remember Me" is indeed memorable — or for the jolt of stumbling across one of those "weird menace" novelties about avenger heroes who traipse around in silly costumes.

There are several key strengths and novelties about the paper.

When I was a graduate student, I once asked Sewall Wright, who was a pre-eminent population geneticist, 'What limited novelty in evolution?' And he said, 'Novelties came about from ecological opportunity.'..

Mr. Caws is the leader of Nada Surf, a New York band that has made a minor comeback after briefly drawing close to mainstream success with "Popular," a 1996 novelty hit about high school dating.

Sometimes one-hit wonders really do deserve more, and that is the case with this unassumingly fine Brooklyn-based band, whose 1998 novelty hit about high school angst, "Popular," became its golden ball and chain.

Arguably, the most fundamental novelty brought about by comparative genomics in the last decade is the demonstration of the ubiquity and high frequency of horizontal gene transfer (HGT) among prokaryotes, and a considerable level of HGT in unicellular eukaryotes as well [ 51- 56].

"I did have a feeling of novelty about the whole thing.

The only novelty about Porn Again (5Live) was that a former home secretary was presenting.

There was an element of novelty about the experience but recently I have felt completely at sea in the London scene.

But there is a novelty about the ballet that opens up the Mozart score through a mix of playfulness and seriousness.