Sentence examples for somewhat novel from inspiring English sources

In the early '80s it was still somewhat novel for women to chant from the Torah.

But the way in which Mr. Son's surcharge was applied was somewhat novel.

Beryl, who was a brilliant standup comedian, had a somewhat novel way of working.

It is a somewhat novel idea that could be summed up as: Have seniority, will travel.

"In this case, it would also involve the somewhat novel application of that principle to the city".

The remaining 13percentt of the Allianz stake would be acquired by Mr. Herz and, in a somewhat novel twist, the city of Hamburg.

It's a good – if somewhat novel – experience if you like your desserts slightly east-meets-west with inventive combinations that mostly work.

The ability to buy a Leaf outright is somewhat novel in the E.V. world, as many past electric cars like the G.M. EV1 had to be leased.

Schulhofer, despite his somewhat novel route to the Belmont Stakes, still admits to some regrets for his old friend Neil Drysdale, the trainer of Fusaichi Pegasus, who withdrew from the Belmont after cutting his right front foot in his stall.

The play is based on James Agee's somewhat autobiographical novel "A Death in the Family," and the director, Jack Cummings III, lets it play out like a novel, slowly, with much lingering over details.

A somewhat enigmatic novel, His Only Son moves between scathing satire and gentle reverie.