Sentence examples for a rather unconventional from inspiring English sources
Therefore a rather unconventional solution has been selected.
It came from the most conventional of sources – a big publishing company – but in a rather unconventional way.
Today, Peter Apell at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden and a couple of pals say they've worked out an answer using a rather unconventional approach.
They couldn't have opened their burger joint without the assistance of Seven Hills Food, a rather unconventional wholesaler of fresh, Virginia-raised beef.
In an essay, "A Rather Unconventional Childhood" (1993), Klíma describes the camp, where books were banned but he repeatedly read his copy of The Pickwick Papers.
The New Yorker, October 21 , 1967P. 57 Belinda is the illegitimate child of a rather unconventional mother who practices medicine and doesn't believe in marriage.
The picture of a friendly, if rather unconventional character, is confirmed by others who knew him.
There are people standing in line who have been there since 10.30pm the night before and they are all set to buy into the avant garde world of Maison Martin Margiela, a label specialising in rather unconventional clothes.
Dr. Rebecca Gomperts, a Dutch activist whose rather unconventional work is documented in the forthcoming documentary Vessel (directed by Diana Whitten), has devoted her life to helping women safely terminate pregnancies in countries where doing so is illegal.
Dr. Rebecca Gomperts, a Dutch activist whose rather unconventional work is documented in the forthcoming documentary Vessel (directed by Diana Whitten), has devoted her life to helping women safely terminate pregnancies in countries where doing so is illegal.
Limitations of the system used here notwithstanding, the findings seem to tie together four themes, namely synchrony, neuromodulation, homeostasis and sleep, in a manner that is rather unconventional yet potentially important.
