Sentence examples for through novelty from inspiring English sources

"The future arrives through novelty," Sterling says.

Classical French is a cuisine that has evolved through novelty.

We live in a consumer society premised on the idea of self-expression through novelty.

But what if, through novelty and convenience, digital nature replaces biological nature?

After unsatisfyingly faking, she found that sex could become pleasurable again through novelty.

It seems to thrive most through novelty rather than intimacy, through new flesh rather than old love.

There's a surprise in almost every dish, and you can almost hear the murmurs around the dining room as guests work through novelties like celery-root home fries.

Yet through every novelty – mergers, chains, sponsors, contractors – runs the steel of national control.

To remove from the play — through the novelty of casting — the issues of race, class, and history is not to challenge the imagination but to beggar it.

Britten revelations tend to be about specially favoured boys, and this biographer's diagnosis raised a certain amount of interest through its novelty.

He set them up in a stockbrokerage firm, Woodhull, Claflin, & Company, which opened in January 1870 and, in part through its novelty and in larger part owing to the sisters' native shrewdness, was quite successful.