Sentences with phrase «something of a novelty»

And because of the independent rear suspension (itself something of a novelty in this category), packaging is exceptional, with true fold - flat seating and low load - in height.

Few construction companies pay serious attention to social media, which makes the approach something of a novelty, and it's brought in plenty of new business in the past year.

Dating Russian Girls in 1990's When the iron curtain fell down, and Soviet Union opened borders, Russian women were something of a novelty for foreign men.

Chromebooks were regarded as something of a novelty when they first came onto the scene several years ago.

The tiny house movement may still be something of a novelty on home - remodeling TV shows, but...

In Europe it has long been taken for granted that journalists are for sale; the practice is still something of a novelty here, but it appears to be growing.

If you enjoy footballers who run around like headless chickens, look rather clueless most of the time, then look no further than Aly Cissokho, who became something of a novelty hit during his loan spell at Anfield in the 13/14 season, as this highlights package will prove.

A decade or so ago, electronically controlled multi - stage dampers were still something of a novelty; these days you'll find them on top - end hot hatches.

When the iron curtain fell down, and Soviet Union opened borders, Russian women were something of a novelty for foreign men.

Priam Meats owner Peter Gowland said while they weren't as prominent as their big sellers — chiefly kangaroo meat — emu and ostrich meat were regarded as something of a novelty and were considered to be very lean, healthy meats.

Even sweet potatoes are something of a novelty.

Then, it was something of a novelty.

That's something of a novelty in itself, being the only manual hybrid on the market in Australia.

That was in November 2011, when same - day release of digital comics was still something of a novelty.

Because I was an American, I was something of a novelty.

The game, announced back in 2005, when its Unreal Engine 3 was still something of a novelty, has spent its time in hiding for the good half of a decade, only peeking its head out every once in a while to put its 360 version on hold indefinitely, or just prove to the world that it still exists.

The idea of high - quality gaming experiences on - the - go, which seemed like a given a few generations into the iPhone and iPad, has pivoted back into being something of a novelty, and these indies are the ones that are less likely to trigger a «this is great, but I wish I was playing it on a bigger screen» reaction.

One of the defining features of Warhammer 40K Inquisitor Martyr is the cover system, which is something of a novelty for an action RPG.

The game is something of a novelty itself — a new kind of construct, one fashioned from a blend of alien ingredients.

Making or taking phone calls from your wrist is something of a novelty, and you'll definitely tire of it.

The Inspiron 15 Gaming is something of a novelty in that regard.

Frank Gallinelli founded Southport, Conn. - based software firm RealData in 1981 when personal computers were still something of a novelty.