Sentence examples for totally novel from inspiring English sources

Retooling is not a totally novel concept.

"I think for our industry what Saga did was totally novel," said Mr. Zilberkweit.

He also reintroduced vintage and passé wood typefaces in totally novel ways, rooted in a Dadaist spirit.

The value of being able to transform one type of cell into another, Dr. Klausner said, is that now scientists have "a totally novel source" of cells that they can convert.

ETC Group, an international watchdog that has raised complicated questions about synthetic biology since its earliest days, also warns of the potential for "bio-error": what unintended and unimaginable consequences might result from deploying all these freely reproducing, totally novel organisms into the world?

Solicitor Stephen Pierce says that it was while Mackintosh was working for him as a "determined and spirited" trainee doing housing work that she first started talking about community care and "the totally novel notion that people had enforceable rights in relation to services", he recalls.

It's why C is a totally acoustic novel and a receptive novel.

"Cuban science has taken a completely novel approach to immunotherapy, and they have developed totally different solutions," Schwaab says.

'[It's] a totally awesome novel,' the character, JJ, tells us.

At one point, Ned says to Nina, "Why are we even talking about this?" It's a question the reader might well ask about this claustrophobic and totally annoying novel.

As someone who has also written for kids, I'm wondering if there is any consideration for them in this one, of if it's a totally adult novel.