Sentence examples for utterly novel from inspiring English sources

The Fifth hasn't sounded this exciting, or seemed so utterly novel, in years.

Which is not to say this film is utterly novel: audiences must remember Michael Apted's 7-Up TV documentary project.

Though she had seen people behave coarsely, witnessing the insolence of a city was an utterly novel experience for her.

While Bush presented himself as the true fulfillment of Reagan, resolving the political tensions of his half-breed father, the idea of Reaganism without California was utterly novel.

Sue's letter continued in this lyrical vein, describing experiences utterly novel for her, beyond anything she could have imagined or inferred before.

Most of the other particles being seen were explained, but Perl was convinced that there remained some further anomalies in the data that were evidence of something utterly novel.

But this is a remarkably impressive and utterly persuasive novel.

Now Blume is back – and with an extremely unusual and utterly brilliant novel.

Duty called, though, and he trapped his beautiful film criticism inside an utterly uninspired novel called "Point Omega".

"Pauline at the Beach," "Claire's Knee" -- McDermott's utterly American novel has a taste of them both.

And then he writes an utterly different novel, Fast Cars, packed full of violence, and swearing, and catharsis.