novelty *

They look up to the novelty of a bad man.

A return home would be a novelty in his large family.

He was nothing more than a novelty to someone like her.

Maybe he was still small enough to find it a novelty.

A woman actually talking to him by choice was a novelty.

But she does not remember it because of the novelty.

They were more of a novelty team and not considered very good.

In fact, their sitting so close was something of a novelty.

The technology has, thus far, been considered little more than a novelty.

This is just a novelty made on the other side.

If she'd felt anything in those few minutes alone with him, it had been the novelty.

It was no novelty, they had been alone together most of their lives.

At first, the fact that I have an office was a novelty here.

No one is quite sure whether the plan will work, given the novelty of it.

And this right here is exactly why the system will be nothing more than a novelty.

How long the novelty will last, I cannot read, but nothing in the near future shows change.

What was a novelty is today an order in any bar.

Three months ago, Thomas was little more than a novelty act.

And by the third trip, the novelty was long gone.

He'll try anything once, and a baby was a novelty.

Which makes it more than just another novelty right there.

The questions are: Is this new art more than novelty?

To be called beautiful was a novelty in his experience.

"The phone company will have its novelty, but we plan to be around for the long run," he said.

But banks for children seem to be more than a novelty.