Sentence examples for a rather unorthodox from inspiring English sources

If discretion is a signature imperative of the legal profession, Donziger is a rather unorthodox lawyer.

They're a bedraggled lot — and, like the TripAdvisor reviewers, possessed of a rather unorthodox English.

"It's sufficient to say for the moment that it's a rather unorthodox view of the future of cable television".

"It happened through a rather unorthodox referral," said Daniella Vitale, C.O.O. and executive vice president of Barneys.

ROME — As grand academic claims go, the researchers who say they have found dozens of drawings by the young Caravaggio chose a rather unorthodox way of making theirs.

Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill had a rather unorthodox reaction when finding out she had been selected for jury in a civil case in Missouri, Washington D.C.

A number of his rather unorthodox teachings were incorporated into the beliefs of the Aḥmadiyyah.

It requires the use of a wide spectrum of means including rather unorthodox ones and altogether takes on a Herculean extent.

Experienced voice-over artist Masasa Moyo was recruited to play the spirited Vella (Schafer pays generous tribute to her performance), but the casting of Shay, a likable everyman smothered by overbearing parents, was rather unorthodox.

Experienced voice-over artist Masasa Moyo was recruited to play the spirited Vella (Schafer pays generous tribute to her performance), but the casting of Shay, a likeable everyman smothered by overbearing parents, was rather unorthodox.

The exercise of lending my fossils, though rather unorthodox, worked well as it encouraged a relationship of trust between us, while also illustrating the nature of ownership and personal possessions in relation to separate individuals.