Sentence examples for anomalous ways from inspiring English sources

By a strange concatenation of happenings, this man has been elected president and now, despite the responsibilities of his office, he continues to act in the same anomalous ways he demonstrated during the campaign.

In my mind as well as almost every mind of anyone who is not an MS-13 or 18th Street gang member, they can easily become examples of extremely anomalous ways of life which totally defy the establishment in a very violent way.

From these three overlapping lives, Mr. Bock constructs an elegant, unnerving novel that illuminates the personal consequences of the war, transforming characters who might easily have been mere symbols or representative types into keenly observed individuals: people indelibly shaped, in anomalous ways, by their losses and their grief.

And that may explain why health care has been dealt with in a somewhat anomalous way within the famously pragmatic Clinton Administration.

Now, suddenly, all they relish about their home, and their deck, has become as much a source of frustration as of pleasure -- one that they fear will disrupt the anomalous way of life in Broad Channel as much as the hurricanes and nor'easters that periodically batter the island community.

The small and integrated world community of historians of economic thought is in shock: three of the journals of the sparse reference package at world level have ended up on the black list because an Italian magazine has mentioned in an anomalous way the two journals of the European society and of the American society of the sector.

At this point it's important to explain what Bellow calls the "somewhat anomalous" way that he uses the word "nepotism": he says he has "defined it to mean not just 'undue preference for kin' but, more broadly, 'doing things with kinship.' " This is a bold rhetorical leap.

Something is heteroclite if it is unusual or in some way anomalous.

The importance of this eastern population in detecting isolation by distance is consistent with incomplete homogenization following range expansion, however, because this result is driven by a single population we cannot exclude the hypothesis this population is in some way anomalous.

Yentob was too anomalous and, in many ways, too annoying to ever earn our gratitude as a tastemaker.

The obloquy that Martin Amis increasingly attracts reflects the fact that he occupies an unusual, and in some ways anomalous, position in our culture.