Sentence examples for an unusual range from inspiring English sources

"The fact is, there seems to be an unusual range of options available".

The recent attempt by the US firm Pfizer to take over the UK drugs company AstraZeneca provoked an unusual range of dissent across the political spectrum.

With its mixture of postmodern narrative trickery and old-fashioned family saga, it had managed to reach an unusual range of readers.

Ms. DeLauro's bill has an unusual range of support, from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to the Service Employees International Union.

Nike's "friends of the court" also include an unusual range, from the American Civil Liberties Union to the Bush administration to the Business Roundtable (150 chief executives of major corporations) to organized labor.

Over a long career he held appointments at a series of decent regional universities — Aberdeen, Keele, Reading — and earned a strong reputation writing on an unusual range of topics, from Hume to immortality to Darwin.

With his matinee-idol good looks -- he has one of the few cleft chins to appear in the movies since Cary Grant and Kirk Douglas -- and his willingness to take chances with unsympathetic roles, Mr. Eckhart has proved himself an actor of unusual range and unusual courage.

That aspect was in the forefront of an extraordinary piano recital by the Italian pianist Maurizio Pollini at Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon, not least because his performance told a varied and unusual range of stories.

Considered a legitimate N.B.A. center at 260 pounds, and possessing unusual range as a shooter for a player of his size, Kanter would seem to be the player representing the biggest possible reward, even if it does come with a great deal of risk.

"Om has unusual range for an actor," Mr. Prasad says.

The stories, three of which are being published by the Public Leaders Network (see below), cover a broad and in many ways unusual range of subjects, from fraud and illegal immigrants to assisted death, mobile libraries and bees.