Sentence examples for are unusually significant from inspiring English sources

One issue here is whether it's useful to define autobiographical memories as those which are unusually significant (Nelson 1993).

He said there would be "unusually significant" savings worth €300m a year by 2017, and rock-bottom interest rates mean the cost of funding the deal is "very low".

For this reason, Caramnica considers Illmatic to be "unusually significant to the intellectual development of the [hip-hop] genre" yet he also remains critical of the divisiveness spawned by its "zealots".

Portraits and portraiture were unusually significant to the His family, who not only sat for others but also portrayed themselves.

Of course, 10 people isn't exactly a statistically significant sample, so it's possible that HuffPost staffers are unusually bad at recognizing watered-down Bud.

"They are unusually precise.

Balance-sheets are unusually strong.

The eyes are unusually large.

Nepalese politics are unusually volatile.

Their programs are unusually unimaginative.

These are unusually febrile times.