Sentence examples for think of novel from inspiring English sources

He pressed city agencies to think of novel ways to cut costs.

And restaurateurs have to think of novel ways to squeeze more money out of their square footage.

They include fluency, or the ability to think of many ideas rapidly; flexibility, the capacity to use ideas and tools in unusual ways; and originality, the capacity to think of novel ideas and products.

Others might buy your product because you are a trusted name in the field, or might think of novel uses for it.

"Design for gray" is an expression I often use with my designers to get them to think of novel ways to solve problems.

Similarly, Jonathan Franzen told the Paris Review, "More and more, I think of novel writing as a kind of deliberate dreaming".

1948- "I think of novels in architectural terms.

Academic fictions used to be funny (think of novels by Kingsley Amis, Randall Jarrell, David Lodge).

REBECCA MEAD: I think it's very unfashionable among scholars, at least, to think of novels in what might seem a simplistic way.

We think of novels as places in which to lose ourselves, but when we emerge, we take with us inspiration from our favourite characters.

I think of novels such as "Rut" or "Cottonwood," as well as "Rake".