Sentence examples for really novel from inspiring English sources

Not really novel, he said.

"But the human information is really novel.

The result is that users invent a lot of what is really novel".

If you go on a really novel vacation or have an unusual adventure, it will seem to have lasted longer in retrospect.

"But we wanted something really novel, and we had been talking about how it was centrally located — and our creative team came up with MiMA.

To provide really novel shapes, components such as batteries and screens will first have to evolve, perhaps with both becoming flexible.

After eight months of waiting, Microsoft announced that on February 9, the fully-capable, Windows 8-packing, Intel-powered, actually-really-novel Surface 8 Pro will finally hit stores in the U.S. and Canada.

But "Gatsby" isn't really a novel about love.

Which raises the question: is this really a novel?

Though Koomson constructs a workmanlike whodunit, it is really a novel about grief.

"I always start when I go on holiday with a really trashy novel.