| Largely thanks to technological advances, biologically informed research on temperament is providing the best insights into neophilia. |
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| A part of the problem is the rampant neophilia that grips our media and the current 30-something generation of restaurant-goers. |
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| This pattern suggests an inherent love of novelty, or neophilia, which I documented in young ravens as an adaptation for finding new food. |
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| Fans of this trait are calling it neophilia, and pointing to genetic evidence of its importance as humans migrated throughout the world. |
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| Part of the answer is that a number of influential groups have a shared attachment to neophilia. |
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| For once a decision to truncate the period for analysis is not motivated by either sloth or rampant neophilia. |
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| Yet amid all this neophilia, a few dishes stand the test of time, not just for a year or two, but for a generation. |
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| Tear downs are still all too common as the relentless march of neophilia sweeps away many perfectly decent buildings. |
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| So, to repudiate beige has become a gestural short-hand for adventurism, a high five of look-at-me neophilia. |
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| Looking good is no longer about mindless neophilia and you can follow fashion by seasons, not weeks. |
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| Researchers have taken a serious look at the fun side of a dog's life and have discovered that most canines have a preference for novelty, a trait called neophilia. |
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| In any epoch most of what is built is mediocre, though we may not realise it at the time because our neophilia persuades us of merit where there is none. |
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| For most of the noughties, record-buyers have indulged in a weird neophilia. |
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| Their neophilia may be an essential skill, just as it was for hunter-gatherers evolving on the savanna, but it can also be problematic. |
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| Use your neophilia to go deep into subjects that are important to you. |
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| They said people who always want to trade in their iPods, computers and cars for the latest models are victims of a genetic affliction called neophilia. |
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| Neophilia explains why your dog tends to get so excited when presented with a new toy he hasn't seen before and starts snubbing the old collection. |
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