Sentence examples for and unnaturally from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Bush sees it, the vice president is an engineered man, not an authentic one, with an unnatural upbringing and unnaturally intense ambitions.

"I was really genuinely and unnaturally mournful, considering I didn't know her," Ms. Taylor said.

The Times restaurant critic Sam Sifton didn't: "A slimy and unnaturally moist thing, with flavor ginned up in a lab".

Willis looked sweaty and unnaturally nervous as he gave up eight runs on three hits and five walks.

Supermarkets are selling us pink-in-plastic [Henderson's term for heavily processed meat] and unnaturally ripe fruit.

Looking up through the window, I could see the moon, which struck me, in my half-conscious state, as flat and unnaturally bright, a sort of glowing Pringle.

Try and apply hard butter (a separate, unforgivable misdemeanour) to such damp baguette flesh, and it simultaneously melts away and clots, unnaturally.

Furthermore, their specialty coffees such as the Dunkaccino (hot chocolate and cappuccino) and Vanilla Chai cannot be ordered non-fat and taste unnaturally sweet, especially in the morning.

McClintock sees environmental laws as time-consuming and cost-prohibitive restrictions that have reduced timber harvests and left forests unnaturally dense and prone to disease and wildfire.

"This disparity between the rich and the poor has been noticed... most acutely and not unnaturally, by the poor," Snow explains, adding: "It won't last for long.

But Tippu Sultan remained formidable and, not unnaturally, more hostile than ever.