Sentence examples for as very unusual from inspiring English sources

He described the flood as very unusual.

John Nicholson, CEO of industry body Aviation New Zealand described the incident as "very unusual".

The judge characterized the request as "very unusual" and something he had seen perhaps once in 10 years.

Lord Carlile, the former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, described the leaks as "very unusual and irresponsible" and called for those responsible to be "called to account".

Experts described the bridge that collapsed in northern Italy leaving at least 20 people dead on Tuesday as "very unusual" and said that although it was too early to say what might have caused the tragedy, ongoing repairs or recent storms may have played a part.

Air New Zealand flight NZ289 left Auckland on Sunday morning but, four-and-a-half hours into its trip to Shanghai, the Boeing 787-9 made a U-turn in a move that has been described as "very unusual" by aviation experts.

The noun freak is defined as, "a very unusual and unexpected event or situation," and the verb describes, "[behaviour] or cause to behave in a wild and irrational way, typically because of the effects of extreme emotion or drugs".

"The shape [of the animal's teeth] as well is very unusual, and that was the first evidence of the amphibious lifestyle, because really they look like crocodile teeth, because they are curved backwards" said Fernandez.

In The Hague, I would like to add the Panorama Mesdag as a very unusual exhibit.

This recession was shaping up as a very unusual one in any case.

The Independent's critic described it as "a very unusual re-boot" in which "Theron matches [Hardy] for sheer kickass malice and resourcefulness".