Sentence examples for true novelty from inspiring English sources
But true novelty is rare and precious.
The only true novelty on offer has been Berlin Alexanderplatz Remastered, a TV serial directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder which runs to some 15 and a half hours.
"This year we are seeing a definite move away from the true novelty style of Christmas jumper, in favour of more tasteful knitwear such as fair isles and embellishment.
To audiences in England — a country that had expelled its entire Jewish population in the year 1290 and had allowed no Jews to return — those everyday interactions were the true novelty.
When the guitar-drums duo Mr. Airplane Man began busking on the streets of Cambridge about a half-dozen years ago, it was a true novelty: two young white women playing the music of a semi-obscure Mississippi musician, Jessie Mae Hemphill.
Now, in 1965, the idea of attending a party just to "look" at television -- back then, one "looked" at television rather than "watched" it -- was a true social novelty.
For enviromental samples, we expect to encounter sequences that have no exact matches in known sequence databases, either due to sequencing error or true biological novelty.
It will be important to make a distinction between the DeNovo condition what was true exposure to novelty from the contiguous and disjunct conditions, where the novelty was only partial, and judged from the correlations, conditions when no remapping took place.
But there is a dark side to the novelty: true and persistent danger.
That might be true, but the novelty of working alone together can eventually wear off for co-workers.
