Sentence examples for something really novel from inspiring English sources
"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.
There is of course the possibility that Amazon will try something really novel like selling a super-cheap unlocked smartphone and let users choose their own GSM provider, but I suspect that's a bit too off the beaten path for them.
Or try something really novel and have a conversation in person.
If it's in your personality, try something really novel, as in this image.
"It was something really new".
Frontier research is that which produces something really new, and something really new cannot be turned into solid knowledge immediately.
Frontier knowledge is something new, and something really new cannot be turned into solid knowledge immediately.
Although you are likely to work in a big lab and enjoy good funding, the downside of this approach is that it will be more difficult for you to do something that is really novel and will have a big impact.
"There's something novel, something really good about this," says Richard Crowder, an electrical engineer at the University of Southampton, United Kingdom.
But mostly the new movie adaptation of "Red Dragon" poses a philosophical question not found in Mr. Harris's novels: Can something really gory put you to sleep?
The irked reader of Dirk Wittenborn's third novel, "Fierce People," begins to wish idly that something really, really bad would happen to these characters.
