Sentence examples for still novel from inspiring English sources

Real co-operation between Central European countries is still novel.

For now they're still novel, and "Lilyhammer" is both a trailblazer and an interesting test case.

To Nisbet, its usage was still novel enough to warrant quotation marks.

Many come just to take a ride on the escalators, which are still novel here.

In Russia, malls are still novel; the first Western-style suburban mall opened in 2000.

* * * When Coates and Welty were writing, in 1935, the novelty catalogue was still novel.

Yet there are still novels that inspire the opposition.

Strongheart was the first German shepherd to star in a Hollywood film, and his grave, gallant manner and the still-novel look of German shepherds caused a sensation.

Imperial Airways commissioned him to design a mobile exhibition to tour the British empire in a railroad car, promoting the still-novel idea of air travel.

Rob Burnett, the executive producer of "Late Show With David Letterman," said that being identified with a still-novel form of media has helped Mr. Stern's status as an influencer.

But the email was not a routine communication, as the charity had regularly exchanged with the DfE as part of the intricate, still-novel, sometimes politically sensitive process of creating a free school.