Sentence examples for an unusual concept from inspiring English sources
But on this occasion she had hired a chef, a young artist whose menu had an unusual concept: It was dedicated to the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
And the show is overseen by Alan Ball, who with Six Feet Under and True Blood has proved he knows a thing or two about hammering an unusual concept into great television.
I know, I know, this is an unusual concept for us 'fight or flight' creatures--to stand your ground and keep your cool, but with some careful preparation it can be done.
For the Shia Bhutto, in a nation where her kind of Muslim only comprises one fifth of the population, martyrdom is not an unusual concept.
Simultaneous binding of ligands to the same target is an unusual concept, but it has been used in biligand design for some protein targets, such as oxidoreductases.
And on West Broadway, Nordstrom will open an 11,000-square-foot concept store with an unusual conceit: all the profits will be donated to charity.
In an interview he said that the stunts (and the "unusual" concept of human betting) inspired him to sign the film.
Well versed in religious iconography, Mr. Barcel?me up with the unusual concept of covering the chapel walls with a ceramic skin, which would depict motifs from the Gospel of John, specifically the miracle of the loaves and fishes.
A bit better is the cop comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," on Fox, which has the most unusual concept of the season: "Barney Miller" meets "Police Squad!" So far, the show relies too heavily on Andy Samberg as a Bill Murray-style wiseacre.
I loved the unusual concept, that civilisation is split into segments of different, equally desirable, virtues; a metaphor for the world we live in today, that everyone is divided based on their personality.
