Sentence examples for always unusually from inspiring English sources

SCVs formed by the sipA − mutant remained intact but always unusually encapsulated only individual or sometimes pairs of bacteria.

Don DeLillo's vision has always been unusually sharp.

In the context of gospel music, Tonéx has always seemed unusually streetwise, or tried to.

Mowlam's friends will tell you that she was always an unusually open and exuberant person.

The food at this late-night Northern Quarter music bar has always been unusually good.

The power of the movie has always been unusually bound up with the story of how it was made.

Kowa, for 15 years the Nuba's military commander, has always had unusually firm ideas of what the Nuba need and do not.

Dimon has always been unusually blunt, and he told me that not only are big banks like J. P. Morgan (it has $2 trillion in assets) not too big, but that they should be allowed to grow bigger.

The presence of a black candidate has always inspired unusually large turnouts -- and not just among black voters -- from Mr. Dinkins's bid in New York to Harold Washington's in Chicago.

"Despite or because of the economic circumstances of his upbringing, the defendant had always had unusually strong social anxiety, and feelings of inferiority and a tendency to medicate his anxiety by drug taking and to deal with emotional conflict by denial," Cameron said.

Of course, it's no secret it is one of the strangest aspects of this strangest of all American stories that the divide between Trump's manners and those of his most feverish supporters has always been unusually large: a rich man who lives with his third wife among gold-plated fixtures in a New York tower becoming the tribune for the evangelicals in the South and the dispossessed in the Rust Belt.