Sentence examples for relatively novel from inspiring English sources

"Success is still relatively novel.

But live relays of a museum exhibition are a relatively novel phenomenon.

The large city park was a relatively novel concept, and therefore somewhat scary.

Of course, being arrested for marijuana in 1948 was relatively novel.

This was a relatively novel concept in 1973, the year Bain & Company got started.

The museum devoted only to art is a relatively novel concept in China.

Some psychologists believe that intelligence is reflected in an ability to cope with relatively novel situations.

Carney conceded they are "relatively novel" in the UK, even if they have proved effective in other countries.

At the core of his narrative, however, was a relatively novel element -- an affirmation of gay couples as parents.

"I have a relatively novel idea that the comptroller should actually have actual investment experience," Mr. Wilson said.

Not long after, AIDS was finally linked to a relatively novel class of infectious agents called retroviruses.