Sentence examples for as rather unusual from inspiring English sources

This could be viewed as rather unusual behaviour even in the most robust of newsrooms, never mind the more gentlemanly environs of the Beeb.

"Once you go free you can never go back," says Pip Coburn, global technology strategist at UBS Warburg* in New York who described the new service pricing as "rather unusual".

In keeping with the foundation's dedication to modern art, the museum has exhibited works by Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning, Clyfford Still and Anselm Kiefer, as well as a rather unusual show about motorcycle design.

These include a membrane-associated ion pumping Rnf complex as well as the rather unusual combination of a F- and V-type ATPase.

Cohen may be regarded as a rather unusual case among the Jewish philosophers of his and the preceding generations because of the dual nature of his philosophical thought the general and the Jewish and the uneasy equilibrium between them.

Mr. Traficant, regarded by colleagues as a rather unusual personality, has often railed in floor speeches against his political adversaries, sometimes ending with "Beam me up!" to disparage policies he deems otherworldly.

Apart from standing as a rather unusual precedent in litigating advertising puffery, the Texas decision is of great consequence to the parties.

I enjoyed this novel throughout as it was rather unusual and unlike anything I'd ever read before.

We did not analyze other benign/malignant lesions in separate groups, because as they are rather unusual (eg. adenoid cystic carcinoma, cystadenocarcinoma, mucinous cystadenoma) we had only a few fresh samples included in the study.

Is that rather unusual as a way for an agency head to come up with a decision in this state, to just come up with something within a few hours as to whether to allow something or not allow something.

That is rather unusual, as we rarely see the distribution of alleles at a single autosomal locus matching finer structure of ethnic classification.