Sentence examples for novelty are from inspiring English sources
Cleverness, uniqueness, and novelty are assets in some settings, but in the financial world, they can be liabilities.
Mr. Putin's displays of athleticism and manliness, once a novelty, are now fodder for fun on the Web.
The effect on the price advertisers are willing to pay once scarcity and novelty are no longer an issue "remains to be seen," he says.
The charts change rapidly, and, because youth and novelty are at such a premium, established groups usually don't last long: five years is the average shelf life of an idol.
Their number is not increased by anyone in "Comic Abstraction," whose wrinkles of novelty are just a proliferation of peculiar techniques and an amplification, to simultaneous extremes, of the ceremonious and the vulgar.
The heat pumps, though still something of a novelty, are completely proven and save so much money that President Bush installed a system at his new ranch home in Crawford, Tex., Mr. Cheney's official home, the Naval Observatory in Washington, also uses geothermal heat pumps to cut down on its energy bill.
The novelty is wearing off.
Novelty is hardly shunned.
"The novelty is phenomenal".
