Sentence examples for surprising novelty from inspiring English sources

What has surprised me when it comes to "proper" games is that the ones I can see myself playing at length – partially because of sea-sickness and partially because of surprising novelty – are the ones with third-person views instead of a first-person perspective.

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1935P. 44 Article about the catalogue of "surprising novelties," by Johnson Smith & Company, Racine, Wisconsin.

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, January 12 , 1935P. 44 Article about the catalogue of "surprising novelties," by Johnson Smith & Company, Racine, Wisconsin.

In the last few years, new technologies, in particular the rapid progress of metagenomics (indiscriminate sequencing of environmental DNA samples), have revealed many surprising novelties in the virus world.

Those breakdowns are no longer surprising — the novelty comes from the musician's willingness to tack anything on to the front or back of that payoff: peppy techno, subtly tweaked house, or the sounds of the group that hovers over almost all of this, Daft Punk.

Not surprising, genetic novelty can be linked to an organism's specialized lifestyle.

Like Kung Fu Fighting and a surprising number of novelty records it is exquisitely written and produced.

They fail to recognise that out of this compost sometimes grows surprising blossoms of novelty and success.

This isn't surprising given the novelty value and the bounce its sister paper the Sunday Herald has enjoyed since declaring for independence.

It is not surprising that the novelty of free prosthetics often draws patients with the most incredible and heartbreaking stories.

This is not surprising given the novelty of the experimental techniques involved.