Sentence examples for seemed novel from inspiring English sources

Or was it simply because it seemed novel and more fun?

My first full-tilt summer Christmas in Australia seemed novel at first.

Ultimately, though, there was a toughness from Manning, mentally and physically, that may have seemed novel to some but was altogether familiar to those close to him.

We were on a "land cruise," a new term in the travel industry, although the concept wouldn't have seemed novel to 19th-century railroaders.

Today's talent-show audience is so used to short segments interspersed with pre-recorded location interviews, that a straight 90 minutes focused on the same people in the same location seemed novel.

Although some of Brahms's long string lines were played with an ardent Romantic sweep, others were recast with a drier, nonlegato phrasing that seemed novel but not entirely persuasive.

"It may seem novel now, but I would hope it's becoming more normal".

The intervals between blizzards in D.C. normally are long enough that each one seems novel.

The young will rejoice: Such totems of rebellion are bound to seem novel, if not quite original.

They may seem novel, but in medieval times purple and yellow carrots were the only types to exist.

It may seem novel for a nonbeauty company to get into skin care, but these days, it really isn't, Mrs. Lewis said.